The orphanage was established 23 years ago by her father, a pastor, to provide shelter, education and care for vulnerable children.
By
Salome Gregory
Mwananchi Communication Ltd
Kisarawe. What began as a life-changing phone call for Kisarawe resident Veronica Kilango has evolved into a story of business growth, job creation and renewed hope for dozens of vulnerable children.
Earlier this year, Ms Kilango, an entrepreneur and founder of Kisarawe Orphanage House, won the Sh100 million grand prize in Yas’ Tunasheherekea Pamoja – Mwaka Mmoja wa Yas campaign.
What began as a simple request at a medical camp in northern Tanzania has grown into a remarkable story of compassion, resilience…
Each morning, she watched other children leave for school while she remained behind, trapped by circumstances beyond her control
Across Kilifi, community champions are helping families identify pregnancy danger signs, understand proper nutrition and access…
The winners, Grace George Litimba and Husna Dauda Abubakari, may come from different backgrounds and stages of life, but they now…
When parents arrived at a paediatric medical camp in Mugumu earlier this year, many expected nothing more than routine…
More than 100 Tanzanians benefited from the campaign through various prizes, including cash rewards, Hisense electronic products…
