Moving to a new school One of the biggest blessings of the move to our permanent location is the new school the girls are attending. It is significantly better than
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Education is key at MGRC
Rainy season has begun in Tanzania, and we are already seeing new growth on the fruit trees we planted last fall. The girls are also growing and changing on what
Stitching our way toward economic sustainability
Stitching our way toward economic sustainability Note: This is the first of a three-part blog about sustainability. Each blog illustrates one of the United Nations’ three pillars of sustainability: economic,
Moving beyond survival
Moving beyond survival: Namelock’s story In 2014, before MGRC was founded, the village chief of where I was living asked me to help a girl with skeletal fluorosis, a condition
MGRC Girls, Sustainable Food Projects, Outreach
Journal Entry: MGRC girls, sustainable food projects, outreach Our MGRC volunteers from the States are on Safari in the Serengeti National Park and have been sending me messages about their
Volunteers Help MGRC Girls
Volunteers help MGRC girls learn new talents, build their self-confidence, and set goals for their future The volunteers had smooth travels to MGRC and have settled in and adjusted to
More than a safari
More than a safari MGRC is located within reasonable driving distance to several world famous National Parks. While people on the other side of the globe dream of one day visiting
Education empowers girls to determine their own path in life
Education empowers girls to determine their own path in life Education is a cornerstone of our work here at the Center. Our mission is to adopt the most at-risk girls
Nemoipo’s Continuing Education Journey
Nemoipo’s Continuing Education Journey Before Nemoipo joined MGRC, she would walk six kilometers to school, one-way. Often her primary intention for attending class was to receive a single meal —
Upendo’s fight for her education
Upendo’s fight for her education: Overcoming oppression and handicaps Upendo came into our lives about two years ago, when one of my coordinators told me about an albino girl who