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Meet Our Team! 👩🏽‍🤝‍👨🏿👨🏾‍🤝‍👨🏽🧑🏿‍🤝‍🧑🏿

Meet Julius Swai 🌺

Julius joined our Good Hope family in August 2023 as our dedicated social worker. He is the vital link between our team on-site, our students’ parents, and, for those sponsored by us, their schools and teachers. With his great commitment to the well-being of our children, Julius plays a crucial role in ensuring that every student at Good Hope receives the care and support they need, both in and beyond the classroom.

His work often takes places outside of the walls of Good Hope. Through regular home visits, Julius engages with parents, listening to their challenges and aspirations for their children. He builds a strong bridge between home and school, ensuring that every child is thriving in both environments. Whether it is checking on their progress, discussing future ambitions, or offering guidance, Julius makes sure that students, parents, and teachers stay connected and involved.

Holding a certificate in primary school teaching, Julius also steps in as a substitute teacher whenever needed. During holiday seasons, when our classrooms are filled with even more eager learners, he lends a helping hand to ensure that every child continues to receive quality education and support.

Julius is also a key mentor to our international interns, guiding them through cultural differences, sharing insights on local values, and supporting them in bringing their individual projects to life during their time at Good Hope.

As we all know, it takes a village to raise a child. Our dear Julius understands the importance of working hand in hand and thus lives by the motto: "Together we can!" 🤝

Let’s take a sneak peek into his important work through this introductory video! 💙

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Meet Our Team! 👩🏽‍🤝‍👨🏿👨🏾‍🤝‍👨🏽🧑🏿‍🤝‍🧑🏿 Meet Julius Swai 🌺 Julius joined our Good Hope family in August 2023 as our dedicated social worker. He is the vital link between our team on-site, our students’ parents, and, for those sponsored by us, their schools and teachers. With his great commitment to the well-being of our children, Julius plays a crucial role in ensuring that every student at Good Hope receives the care and support they need, both in and beyond the classroom. His work often takes places outside of the walls of Good Hope. Through regular home visits, Julius engages with parents, listening to their challenges and aspirations for their children. He builds a strong bridge between home and school, ensuring that every child is thriving in both environments. Whether it is checking on their progress, discussing future ambitions, or offering guidance, Julius makes sure that students, parents, and teachers stay connected and involved. Holding a certificate in primary school teaching, Julius also steps in as a substitute teacher whenever needed. During holiday seasons, when our classrooms are filled with even more eager learners, he lends a helping hand to ensure that every child continues to receive quality education and support. Julius is also a key mentor to our international interns, guiding them through cultural differences, sharing insights on local values, and supporting them in bringing their individual projects to life during their time at Good Hope. As we all know, it takes a village to raise a child. Our dear Julius understands the importance of working hand in hand and thus lives by the motto: "Together we can!" 🤝 Let’s take a sneak peek into his important work through this introductory video! 💙

3 months ago

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Every holiday, our sponsored students are encouraged to visit Good Hope to share their journeys, their challenges, and their triumphs - reminding us why we do what we do. For Oliver, their hugs, their smiles, and their stories are especially touching as she watches her students grow into confident young adults, thriving in their education and training. ❤️

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Every holiday, our sponsored students are encouraged to visit Good Hope to share their journeys, their challenges, and their triumphs - reminding us why we do what we do. For Oliver, their hugs, their smiles, and their stories are especially touching as she watches her students grow into confident young adults, thriving in their education and training. ❤️

3 months ago

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LET’S CELEBRATE 2024 TOGETHER!
We’re so proud of our milestones, big and small, and our hearts are filled with joy as we reflect on our work: lifting up children with little access to education, crafting ideas for a better future, celebrating those who completed their education, and drawing inspiration from our friends. We’re also grateful for everything we’ve learned along the way as a Team because “Education is like an ocean, and the ocean has no end.”

Here are some highlights that made this year so special:

❤️ After years of perseverance, we were officially awarded Charity Status! We’re proud to be Charity Number 257 in Tanzania.
💙 With the installation of solar panels, we’ve become resilient to power outages. Now we can rely on computers anytime, and our compound is safely lit at night - offering security for us and illuminating the surrounding streets.
❤️ Our kitchen and sanitation facilities received essential upgrades, fixing leaky pipes, improving toilets, and ensuring a clean, functional kitchen.
💙 We launched a program for teenage boys combining light schooling, career guidance, and daily football training. This year, we hosted 4 friendly matches and one big neighborhood tournament!
❤️ Our Secondary School Preparation Short Course supported 30 students, while 10 teens in our Stepping Stone Program received personalized teaching and guidance for their next steps.
💙 Our Day Care/Preschool welcomed 50 little learners, reaching full capacity!
❤️We proudly provided 4 primary school sponsorships and 5 vocational training sponsorships, empowering young minds for brighter futures.
💙 The Mabinti Project now sells beautiful handmade bags in three shops in Germany.
❤️ Our annual Christmas celebration brought together 250 guests for a day filled with joy, laughter, and community spirit.
💙 And finally - a sweet milestone: we harvested our first mangoes from trees planted 3,5 years ago!

Every one of these achievements was made possible by our incredible sponsors, donors, and friends. Your belief in our mission keeps us going, and we can’t thank you enough!

As we wrap up 2024, we’re sending our warmest wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! 🥰🎄✨

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LET’S CELEBRATE 2024 TOGETHER! We’re so proud of our milestones, big and small, and our hearts are filled with joy as we reflect on our work: lifting up children with little access to education, crafting ideas for a better future, celebrating those who completed their education, and drawing inspiration from our friends. We’re also grateful for everything we’ve learned along the way as a Team because “Education is like an ocean, and the ocean has no end.” Here are some highlights that made this year so special: ❤️ After years of perseverance, we were officially awarded Charity Status! We’re proud to be Charity Number 257 in Tanzania. 💙 With the installation of solar panels, we’ve become resilient to power outages. Now we can rely on computers anytime, and our compound is safely lit at night - offering security for us and illuminating the surrounding streets. ❤️ Our kitchen and sanitation facilities received essential upgrades, fixing leaky pipes, improving toilets, and ensuring a clean, functional kitchen. 💙 We launched a program for teenage boys combining light schooling, career guidance, and daily football training. This year, we hosted 4 friendly matches and one big neighborhood tournament! ❤️ Our Secondary School Preparation Short Course supported 30 students, while 10 teens in our Stepping Stone Program received personalized teaching and guidance for their next steps. 💙 Our Day Care/Preschool welcomed 50 little learners, reaching full capacity! ❤️We proudly provided 4 primary school sponsorships and 5 vocational training sponsorships, empowering young minds for brighter futures. 💙 The Mabinti Project now sells beautiful handmade bags in three shops in Germany. ❤️ Our annual Christmas celebration brought together 250 guests for a day filled with joy, laughter, and community spirit. 💙 And finally - a sweet milestone: we harvested our first mangoes from trees planted 3,5 years ago! Every one of these achievements was made possible by our incredible sponsors, donors, and friends. Your belief in our mission keeps us going, and we can’t thank you enough! As we wrap up 2024, we’re sending our warmest wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! 🥰🎄✨

5 months ago

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Karibu sana to our kindergarten 🩵 The children are in our smallest class every day until 12 pm. Our teacher Hussein teaches the children their first numbers and the ABC in english 😇

Karibu sana to our kindergarten 🩵 The children are in our smallest class every day until 12 pm. Our teacher Hussein teaches the children their first numbers and the ABC in english 😇

Karibu sana to our kindergarten 🩵 The children are in our smallest class every day until 12 pm. Our teacher Hussein teaches the children their first numbers and the ABC in english 😇

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Karibu sana to our kindergarten 🩵 The children are in our smallest class every day until 12 pm. Our teacher Hussein teaches the children their first numbers and the ABC in english 😇

5 months ago

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Two weeks ago, we had our first soccer tournament ⚽️
We had an unforgettable day together with @kijanakwanzatz and are grateful for this great experience. It was a respectful and peaceful tournament!
Our team from Good Hope won 3:1 🥳
We received great training and sports clothes from a German soccer team and were able to equip our teams!
Many thanks for all the donations that made this wonderful day possible! 🙏
We are happy and full of excitement for the next tournament 🤗
Thank you to all the supporters who were there - you made the day even more special with your cheering and support! ❤️

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Two weeks ago, we had our first soccer tournament ⚽️ We had an unforgettable day together with @kijanakwanzatz and are grateful for this great experience. It was a respectful and peaceful tournament! Our team from Good Hope won 3:1 🥳 We received great training and sports clothes from a German soccer team and were able to equip our teams! Many thanks for all the donations that made this wonderful day possible! 🙏 We are happy and full of excitement for the next tournament 🤗 Thank you to all the supporters who were there - you made the day even more special with your cheering and support! ❤️

6 months ago

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Today, we’re excited to introduce our Pre-Form One Short Course! This three-month course gives primary school graduates a valuable head start on the path to secondary school, bridging the long holiday after their national exams with engaging, meaningful activities. It also prepares them for the transition from Swahili instruction in primary school to English in secondary school.

Each year in September, seventh graders across Tanzania complete their primary school national exams, eagerly awaiting results in December. For many, this marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter: starting in January, they enter government secondary schools, where English is the primary language of instruction. Our short course is designed to make this transition as smooth and effective as possible, giving students the skills and confidence they need to thrive in their new academic environment. Students who don’t receive direct entry into secondary school are invited to stay with us in our Stepping Stone Program. This program provides continued support, offering a space where they can explore their next steps alongside our trained staff and with the involvement of their parents over the coming next two years.

We’re thrilled to have Teacher Grace, our newest team member, leading the course this year! Her passion and dedication are already making a difference, and we can’t wait to introduce her to you more formally soon. ❤️

Here’s to meaningful education, new beginnings, and the bright futures of every young learner! 🙌🏾

Today, we’re excited to introduce our Pre-Form One Short Course! This three-month course gives primary school graduates a valuable head start on the path to secondary school, bridging the long holiday after their national exams with engaging, meaningful activities. It also prepares them for the transition from Swahili instruction in primary school to English in secondary school.

Each year in September, seventh graders across Tanzania complete their primary school national exams, eagerly awaiting results in December. For many, this marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter: starting in January, they enter government secondary schools, where English is the primary language of instruction. Our short course is designed to make this transition as smooth and effective as possible, giving students the skills and confidence they need to thrive in their new academic environment. Students who don’t receive direct entry into secondary school are invited to stay with us in our Stepping Stone Program. This program provides continued support, offering a space where they can explore their next steps alongside our trained staff and with the involvement of their parents over the coming next two years.

We’re thrilled to have Teacher Grace, our newest team member, leading the course this year! Her passion and dedication are already making a difference, and we can’t wait to introduce her to you more formally soon. ❤️

Here’s to meaningful education, new beginnings, and the bright futures of every young learner! 🙌🏾

Today, we’re excited to introduce our Pre-Form One Short Course! This three-month course gives primary school graduates a valuable head start on the path to secondary school, bridging the long holiday after their national exams with engaging, meaningful activities. It also prepares them for the transition from Swahili instruction in primary school to English in secondary school.

Each year in September, seventh graders across Tanzania complete their primary school national exams, eagerly awaiting results in December. For many, this marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter: starting in January, they enter government secondary schools, where English is the primary language of instruction. Our short course is designed to make this transition as smooth and effective as possible, giving students the skills and confidence they need to thrive in their new academic environment. Students who don’t receive direct entry into secondary school are invited to stay with us in our Stepping Stone Program. This program provides continued support, offering a space where they can explore their next steps alongside our trained staff and with the involvement of their parents over the coming next two years.

We’re thrilled to have Teacher Grace, our newest team member, leading the course this year! Her passion and dedication are already making a difference, and we can’t wait to introduce her to you more formally soon. ❤️

Here’s to meaningful education, new beginnings, and the bright futures of every young learner! 🙌🏾

Today, we’re excited to introduce our Pre-Form One Short Course! This three-month course gives primary school graduates a valuable head start on the path to secondary school, bridging the long holiday after their national exams with engaging, meaningful activities. It also prepares them for the transition from Swahili instruction in primary school to English in secondary school.

Each year in September, seventh graders across Tanzania complete their primary school national exams, eagerly awaiting results in December. For many, this marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter: starting in January, they enter government secondary schools, where English is the primary language of instruction. Our short course is designed to make this transition as smooth and effective as possible, giving students the skills and confidence they need to thrive in their new academic environment. Students who don’t receive direct entry into secondary school are invited to stay with us in our Stepping Stone Program. This program provides continued support, offering a space where they can explore their next steps alongside our trained staff and with the involvement of their parents over the coming next two years.

We’re thrilled to have Teacher Grace, our newest team member, leading the course this year! Her passion and dedication are already making a difference, and we can’t wait to introduce her to you more formally soon. ❤️

Here’s to meaningful education, new beginnings, and the bright futures of every young learner! 🙌🏾

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Today, we’re excited to introduce our Pre-Form One Short Course! This three-month course gives primary school graduates a valuable head start on the path to secondary school, bridging the long holiday after their national exams with engaging, meaningful activities. It also prepares them for the transition from Swahili instruction in primary school to English in secondary school. Each year in September, seventh graders across Tanzania complete their primary school national exams, eagerly awaiting results in December. For many, this marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter: starting in January, they enter government secondary schools, where English is the primary language of instruction. Our short course is designed to make this transition as smooth and effective as possible, giving students the skills and confidence they need to thrive in their new academic environment. Students who don’t receive direct entry into secondary school are invited to stay with us in our Stepping Stone Program. This program provides continued support, offering a space where they can explore their next steps alongside our trained staff and with the involvement of their parents over the coming next two years. We’re thrilled to have Teacher Grace, our newest team member, leading the course this year! Her passion and dedication are already making a difference, and we can’t wait to introduce her to you more formally soon. ❤️ Here’s to meaningful education, new beginnings, and the bright futures of every young learner! 🙌🏾

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News from Good Hope

The first soccer tournament for Good Hope November 27, 2024
Jutta’s Testimonial March 11, 2024
Emilia’s Testimonial April 19, 2023
Bricks for safety! Help Good Hope build a wall October 29, 2022
Urgently needed laptops for our sponsored university students October 24, 2021

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P.O. Box 8580, Moshi, Tanzania

info@goodhopemoshi.org

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Good Hope is a registered NGO in Tanzania. Reg.: NGO/6005 and an accredited charity (S/NO: 257).