We are ready to receive you from Kilimanjaro- or Arusha airport and do arrangements for accommodation, day trips, volunteerism and safari’s. We have a safe and cheap hostel with hot showers and nice local food located near the orphans center.
Karibu sana! Welcome in Tanzania!
Joy & Peace Rescue Center is a financially self-sustaining Education Center which is found in Arusha, Tanzania. The center is build after more than 10 years knowledge, challenges and experience obtained by Orphans Foundation Fund through implementing community based projects in Tanzania. Please visit the website www.orphansfoundationfund.org
We are an organization that endeavors to protect the most vulnerable children in the community and to stop the downward spiral of poverty, disease and illiteracy. Joy & Peace Rescue Center fosters a dignified and protected life for children who became victim to the scourge of destitution, solitude and are at the risk-becoming poor street children.
Do you want to apply for a volunteer opportunity at Joy & Piece Rescue Center? Please contact our manager at peacejoykids@gmail.com.
We offer lunch and breakfast. Volunteers will have to pay for accommodation and dinner costs which is only $15 per day
Peace & Joy day care is new; the facility started on 6th March 2017
The children at Peace & Joy Day Care are often drawing. Research has indicated that children can learn to remember things more effectively through creative activities like drawing. By drawing from memory, children are able to improve their visual memory when they recall the details of what they have seen.
Drawing can also help a child to remember both the good and bad experiences and to express his or her reactions to these events, through art.
Orphans Foundation Fund has been providing free computer training for vulnerable children in the community. The foundation received funds from IDRF Canada to extend its computer program for orphans and most vulnerable children. The program will begin on 15th October 2013. Children are welcome to join. The application form can be downloaded here:
COMPUTER TRAINING APPLICATION FORM
Dr James Lace led a team of doctors from Mt. Meru Hospital on 22nd March 2013 to Olkokola village. They conducted a one day treatment; this team helped over 100 sick people. The diseases appeared were skin disease, eye problems, pneumonia, bacterial conjunctivitis and helminthiasis.
The village guide took the volunteer doctors around the village after working hours to refresh their mind through the scenery beauty of the village which is laying on the slopes of Mt Meru.
Orphans Foundation Fund made an educational and fun trip to Ngorongoro Crater with the University Students under the foundation’s Education program. The three day educational trip included Ngorongoro Crater, Lake Manyara, and Tarangire National Park. We wanted to do this to motivate them and also let them really enjoy their vacation.
We at Orphans Foundation Fund had the graduation of the students in the street children project funded by CORDAID. Each of the young graduates received the tools they needed to become self reliant. Through diligent hard work they will forge a path for their future. Thank you for the support of these young people and the continued support of Orphans Foundation Fund.
