Below are the children who are currently at the highest risk of being sold
Sponsor a child for $50 a month.
When you sponsor a child, she receives a new beginning. Your monthly gift empowers a Maasai girl through education, basic food, shelter, and healthcare, safe transportation, and intentional Christian discipleship.
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Thank you for helping
Yamat Nataa Olemingati
My name is Yamat Nataa Olemingati. I am a 12 old year Maasai girl from the bush of Emurutoto, Tanzania. I have 4 siblings but none are in school yet. My dream is to be a teacher and bring good changes to my family and the world but without a sponsor I will never get to fulfill that dream. I have had a fiancé since I was in 5th grade and someone has already come with a cow to trade for me. If I go home I will be sold.
Thank you for helping, Yamat
Nasiti Kitumwes Kupan
My name is Nasitii Kitumwes Kupan. I am a 12 year old Maasai girl. I was raised in the bush of Matale, Tanzania. I was brought to Faces for Hope by my neighbor, who is a pastors wife. My father has already accepted the dowry to marry me off. It is not safe for me to go home. My father has 7 children and none of them have gone to school. Please help me make my dream of becoming a teacher come through.
Thank you for your help, Nasiti
Naitesoi Puture Olemuje
My name is Naitesoi Puture Olemuje. I am a 14-year-old Maasai girl from the bush of Kimokokwa, Tanzania. My father has 10 children. I have a dream of doing something in the medical field, but I cannot accomplish this on my own. I live with my parents but they are getting too old to provide for me. My mom supports our family by sewing beads and taking odd jobs here and there. I cannot get the education I need all alone.
Thank you for your help, Natsoi.
Naishoo Malulu Ndoros
My name is Naishoo Malulu Ndoros. I am a 14 year old Maasai girl from the bush of Ketumbeine. I live with my mother who has 10 children. My father passed away. My mother sells rice, sugar and soft drinks to try to support the family need together with the school demands. My mother does to make enough money to cover all these costs and that is why I need help. My dream is to be a nurse. I really want to go to school and will try my best.
Blessings, Naishoo