My goal to work and to help my indigenous community which as been marginalized in all spheres of life; economically, socially and politically.
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My mother really want me to continue with my education so when she heard of Emusoi Centre from our neighbor, she travelled to Arusha to seek assistance for my education.
Read Nasianda’s Story
In February 2003, my father heard about Emusoi from one of his friends, he asked the church to contribute for his and my bus fare.
Read Rehema’s Story

Emusoi Centre, in partnership with families, local and international communities, provides a safe and supportive place for young women who belong to the pastoralist and hunter gatherer communities in Tanzania.

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