In the village of Qurus in northern Tanzania, the Day of the African Child was celebrated for the first time on June 16. June 16 was declared African Children's Day by the African Union after the massacre of schoolchildren in South Africa in 1976 to raise awareness of the rights and need for education and health of African children. In collaboration with Qurus Primary School, the Maisha Bora team organized a colourful celebration that brought together over 500 people.
What a precious gift it is when we can get up in the morning and feel well. If this is not the case, we are in very good hands here in Switzerland and receive the medical care we need. For many children and adults around the world, access to...
In February 2025, Marianne and Kurt were able to travel to Tanzania again. In this blog post, Marianne shares this wonderful family time with us, gives us an insight into the intensive conversations and takes us on visits to the projects. Th...
Who would have thought that just 8 months after Kurt and Marianne's visit in November 2023, this would already be bearing fruit and Winrose would be holding a training course on health insurance cards for the parents and one on tooth brushin...
We, Kurt and Marianne, are standing at Dar Es Salaam airport in bright sunshine, warm temperatures and are extremely happy to be here. Masia wants to pick us up tomorrow already at 08.00 a.m. because the program is packed for the Day of the...
We have had a new social worker at Maisha Bora since the end of last year. In this blog you can find out more about Stephano with an insight into his work, his responsibilities and skills, as well as an example of a training session he did w...
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