Child hope foundation is a non -goverment,non-profit non,non-partisan,we are also a voluntary based organization devoted to support unprivileged communities in Tanzania
Volunteering Activities
What We Need
Teaching English in school,Health care/Medical project,Hiv/Aids awareness and counselling project and women empowerment
When & Who
2nd option from June to September
3rd option from September to December
What we Provide
Welcome to Hostel, where all profits go to support the NGO called CHILD HOPE FOUNDATION. We created the hostel so the project can be self-sustainable.
Hostel is located in a very secure area, in the city center of Moshi, Tanzania. We offer accommodation to short and long term volunteers, as well as backpackers and travellers. We have 4 and 6 mixed bedrooms where you can get to know other people really close, a double room for those who want more intimacy.
This fully furnished hostel with all facilities will make your stay comfortable. Hot water, mosquito nets, fridge, lockers, volleyball field, bar, swimming pool, Wifi… You can even watch movies or play some cards in our great living room combined with a spacious terrace, where you can chat with other volunteers for hours while looking at the moon and stars.
The best of all is that by staying with us you will be supporting the community .
We provide 3 meals per day -- breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Breakfast usually consists of toast, eggs, noodles, tea, or coffee. Lunch includes local or western foods. Dinner often is chicken curry, pasta, noodles etc.
Our Fees
Our program fee starts as little as USD$140. Program fees mainly help us cover the variable costs, such as
• Accommodation
• ,Home-stay
• 3 meals daily
• 24hr In-country support
• Certification of participation
• T.shirt(child hope foundation)
• Meals for the weekend
• Orientation materials.
• In-country orientation with staff on arrival.
• 24/7 support from our local staff.
• Airport pick up & drop off.
What is not included in program fee:
• Airfare, Insurance, Vaccination
• Flights
• Police Check/Clearance report
• Visa expenses (if it’s required) check
• Internet and Laundry
• Special meals (Gluten free, extra portions, sodas, snacks)
• Daily transport to/from the project.
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More Services we Offer
Contact Person
Other Ways to Help
On Arrival we will
1) Give you a warm welcome upon arrival.
2) Then we will take to our Hostel and Office i
3) Introduce to our project workers.
4) Introduction to Tanzania
o Culture
o Language
o Communication
o Transportation
o Safety
o Travel Opportunities
5) Introduction to Work Program
Masai traditional handmade bead jewelry- Cultural Significance of Maasai Bead Jewelry Maasai Bead Jewelry
I.e The colors used in the beadwork are selected for their beauty. The colors are also symbolic and have important meanings understood by the tribe. Often these meanings have an association with cattle, which is the Maasai's main food source and for which they have a deep connection. Below is a list of the main colors used in Maasai beadwork and the meanings associated with each.
• Red - stands for bravery, unity, and blood. Red is the color of cows blood. Often a cow is slaughtered when the Maasai meet and therefore unity is associated with red.
• White - represents peace, purity, and health. The association with health comes from white cows milk which the tribe drinks to stay healthy.
• Blue - represents energy and the sky. Rain falls from the blue sky which provides water for the cattle.
• Orange - Symbolizes hospitality. The association with cattle is that visitors are served cows milk from orange gourds.
• Yellow - like orange yellow also symbolizes hospitality. The animal skins on visitors beds are yellow.
• Green - symbolizes health and land. Cattle graze on the green grass of the land.
• Black - represents the people and the struggles they must endure.
Women local poultry project
Masai local tour- Tour is based on the history of the area, and the different types of challenges faced by the local masai population.
6) introduction of the expectations of the institution and the host project.
7) Success, shortcoming and challenges will be discussed
Bible story books, drawing books, water colour paints, stickers, crayons, coloured pencils, small musical instruments, balls, toy cars, flash cards, shirts, shorts, clothes, t-shirts, pencils, your photo or family photos, devotional books for children, story books, hair brushes, games etc.
Our address:
CHILD HOPE FOUNDATION
P.O. BOX 1773
MOSHI -KILIMANJARO.
TANZANIA.
OR
CHILD HOPE FOUNDATION
IKOMA ROBANDA VILLAGE
P.O BOX 45
SERENGETI,TANZANIA
Additional Info about Us
Project Manager,teachers,translators,gardener,guards,guide
ACTIVITIES AROUND MOSHI
There are many different activities to do around Moshi, such as mountain climbing, visiting the safaris, relaxing on the beaches and immersing yourself in ethnic and cultural excursions.
Mt. Kilimanjaro is one of the main attractions around Moshi. People usually climb it in 6 days and the cost is about 1,200$. Amazing views from the top of this nearly 6,000 meters high mountain are well-worth the cost. CHILD HOPE FOUNDATION works with a local company, to provide safe and good deals to our volunteers and travelers.
Mt. Meru is the second highest peak in Tanzania, at nearly 4,600 meters high. Very good option for those who can’t afford to climb Mt Kilimanjaro. Most people climb it in 3 or 4 days and the price vary according to that, between 400-500$. The views at the summit are similarly amazing.
Climbing Ol Donoy Lengai is the third option, and maybe the hardest. It is an overnight hike, with some difficulties from the strong winds, but seeing fumaroles and sometimes even lava makes it all worthwhile. The price vary depending of how many people you share the transport with. Climbing the sacred mountain of the Masai can cost around 300$.
There are also day-hikes and excursions around Moshi, such as 100 meter high cascades or amazing hot springs in the wild
There are many different activities to do around Moshi, such as mountain climbing, visiting the safaris, relaxing on the beaches and immersing yourself in ethnic and cultural excursionsMountains
Serengeti National Park, The Crater of Ngorongoro, Tarangire, Arusha N.P and Lake Manyara are some of the game parks close to Moshi. Once you get to Tanzania it is always recommended for you to visit the safaris, no matter how expensive it may be.
The experience is akin to being in your own National Geographic documentary, simply amazing! The price can be around 165$ a day, if you share the Land Cruiser with at least 5 people. Otherwise, be prepared to pay more. We always try to help our guests to arrange for groups and share the costs.
Other Tips
• If you like swimming, bring your own goggles, they don’t sell them in Moshi
• Bring also earplugs (it can be a little noisy sometimes)
• Do not forget mosquito repellents and sunscreens
• Bring some US$ to pay for safari
There are seasonal volunteering activities, such as the teaching program.
The terms of school in Tanzania are as follows:
- School from January to May (June is holiday).
- School starts again on July and goes until November (December is holiday).
We recruit international volunteers to participate in offering assistance to our local community partners in Kilimanjaro and Serengeti .They can offer vital assistance to ,rural health clinic,rural elementary school, also they can participate on small business development,computer training,,tree planting program, women empowerment ,seminars and workshop on health and entrepreneurship and responsible volunteering(serengeti)
Volunteers pay a program fee to help to provide the resource to accommodate them during the stay and also to support the communities(Mutual benefit of projects and volunteers) . Volunteers are accomodated with host families or in small hostel near by Project.
Why Serengeti and Kilimanjaro,it is the ideal sites for our program because it is the intersection of Poverty and opportunity.While the Majority of our neighbors live on less than a single day the area is rich and opportunity for generating income due to growing Agriculture and tourism sector."Tourism feeds off the natural and cultural diversity of the planet-it must contribute to its survival.