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Baobab Home
We are an NGO based in Bagamoyo, Tanzania, East Africa. We provide outreach assistance to babies and toddlers orphaned to AIDS and poverty. We are also in the process of founding a small orphanage for abandoned children to provide interim care, in the hope that foster or adoptive care can be found. Social Services has requested that the Home serve children from birth to 3 years of age, and we will accept sick and healthy children, regardless of HIV status.
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Trying to make a difference, from half a world away
- Couple from Tanzania trying to raise money for an orphanage for children with AIDS.
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The Baobab Home
- We are an NGO based in Bagamoyo, Tanzania, East Africa. We provide outreach assistance to babies and toddlers orphaned to AIDS and poverty. We are also in the process of founding a small orphanage for abandoned children to provide interim care, in the hope that foster or adoptive care can be found. Social Services has requested that the Home serve children from birth to 3 years of age, and we will accept sick and healthy children, regardless of HIV status.
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Africa shifts to 'whole village' approach for orphans
- It takes a village: African orphans see new commitment As the number of orphans in Africa has soared in recent years due to parents dying from disease, hunger or war, several governments and aid groups on the continent are shifting their approach on how to care for the children, The Christian Science Monitor reports. Orphans are increasingly being reintegrated into communities rather than spending their whole childhood in orphanages. The Christian Science Monitor (3/1)
Poverty’s Real Measure
