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Sauti Moja is a Canadian charity (Reg. no. 848199725) that focuses on improved lives for indigenous people in East Africa, especially the women and children living under the most-difficult conditions. We work closely with groups and communities, like the pastoral Maasai of Tanzania and Kenya, to provide new opportunities for marginalized individuals and families. Our professional and financial assistance is empowering and helps them realize new hope in a secure future. Sauti Moja also seeks to raise awareness of factors contributing to global injustice, and to facilitate change that leads to an equitable and healthy global community. |
| NEWS: We recently agreed with Africa Wildlife Fund to provide technical and management support in HIV/AIDS Prevention for their staff and for the Maasai communities in Tanzania where AWF has wildlife management programs. |
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Be a difference. Sauti
Moja offers you the opportunity to express your compassion
and work with us to support realization of the rights of
oppressed individuals, families and communities. We assure
professionalism, effectiveness, efficiency,
and transparency, as we strive to provide exemplary service to
donors and beneficiaries. Your donation
will make a positive, on-going difference in the lives of vulnerable
people, as we focus on making individuals self-sufficient and building
capacity of
community service organizations.
Others made a difference!
Annual Report, 2006-2007
Annual Report, 2007-2008 Semi-annual Report, Jan 2009 Read about global warming, food insecurity, and the role of camels in survival. [more...] |
During drought, a camel provides a widow with new hope for the future! “We are very grateful. During the initial meeting, we did not believe that this would happen. It has never happened before in Lontolio, so I was without expectation that God would help me. When the camel came, I was so happy.” - A Lontolio widow
“We have seen the camels given to others, so now have faith to receive more camels. Do not forget us! We have seen life and want to see life going on. Many others are poor like us, and beyond here, in places that you cannot reach easily. Make your friends to know us.” – A widow eagerly awaiting her camel |
