Une rencontre pleine d’émotion entre une marraine et sa filleule, promesse d’un avenir meilleur.

Bwoki Vocational School The students receiving their equipment kits On Wednesday, November 26th, the Bwoki Vocational School was filled with joy and pride as the graduation ceremony celebrated a new class of young people trained in this essential vocational center for the Bukoba region. A moving and meaningful moment that we are delighted to share with you. A school that changes lives Since 2004, Bwoki has welcomed nearly one hundred young people each year—many of them orphan

A heartfelt moment of encouragement for a young girl determined to keep studying In August 2025, Lorène, who has been a sponsor since 2021, travelled to Bukoba to meet her sponsored child Jovina and her family for the very first time. Jovina was born in 2010 in the village of Kabyaile (VP 13b). Orphaned of her father since 2020, she now lives with her mother, Domina, her two sisters Leonida (17) and Dorine (9), and her brother Flavius (12). At 15 years old, Jovina is pursuing

Au bord d’un lac aussi grand qu’une mer, au cœur de l’Afrique, voilà 35 ans que PARTAGE a grand’ ouvert sa porte à de petits enfants perdus. Amis, marraines, parrains, grâce à vous cette porte ne s’est jamais refermée. Ils sont déjà 20 000 à l’avoir franchie, retrouvant l’assurance que la vie leur avait volée. Nos orphelins d’hier ne font pas les pauvres d’aujourd’hui. C’est notre consolation et notre fierté. Mais pour que l’orphelin d’aujourd’hui qui vient pleurer à notre po

Our 5 schools graduated at the end of November , during their Open House Day . All grade II students received a going-away gift to help them start their careers. For another year, they will be followed by Partage to facilitate their integration. A third year is possible within the premises and with the equipment of the schools to gain experience. They then participate in producing for external retail orders, assisted by their former teachers. The Hotel Management option is an

Crushed by a truck at the age of eight, Jeremia is amputated of both legs and the left arm. His parents, poor peasants, abandonned him. A clan of street-children adopted him until a passer-by, good samaritan, assisted him and sent him to school. Partage took over and supported him up to University level. Next year he will complete a Bachelor’s degree in Special Needs at the State University of Zanzibar (SUZA). The campus being huge and without transport, he needed a vehicle.

Constantly active, our friends from the French région Alsace resumed their participation to the Christmas markets that COVID had suspended. All the objects of this beautiful table come out of their devoted little workshop! In addition to the revenue of the sales, they offer us their talents of communicators, so much needed at a time when Tanzania is no longer the subject of «Breaking News»...