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In Tanzania, more than 90 percent of all people live below the poverty line, and many families lack even the most basic necessities to provide for their children. A lack of medical and sexual education also ensures that many children are born unwanted and cannot be fed. Many families therefore have no choice but to abandon, give away or even sell one or more of their children in order to be able to provide for the rest of the family. 

Very many children born in the poorest regions of Tanzania have therefore lost their parents at an early age, be it through illness, hunger, a violent crime or because they had to leave the family. These children need help to grow up. Only with the right support do they have a real chance of eventually standing in the middle of life as adults and being able to take care of themselves and their families on their own responsibility. 

The day care center and preschool would like to give these children a future and replace the family they so desperately need to grow up carefree. After all, every child deserves a childhood without hunger and fear.

Through the initiative of a teacher, a daycare center with preschool was established in one of the poorest neighborhoods of the city of Moshi in Tanzania. Children from sometimes extremely problematic family backgrounds receive food and a preschool education. Please help the daycare to give them a chance they otherwise would not have.

Didi Paschal, a teacher, gave up his job at a well-known school. With his own funds, he rented a house in Moshi Downtown and began teaching there. His current students are five to eight years old and come from the poorest families in the city. They spend their day at the daycare center. Here they receive food, can play, rest. Here they are educated. 

Education is the key to change. And the sooner it starts, the better it can work.

You meet a lot of smart, friendly kids at Didi Paschal's daycare center. There are 20 of them in total. Their family situation is often extremly hard. Some parents have to beg. Some are driven to alcohol by desolation. The children come from a poor district of Moshi in northeastern Tanzania. The country's economy is growing. Nevertheless, it remains one of the poorest countries in the world.

Education is rightly seen by many people in the country as a way out of their misery, but the hurdles are often high. The children of Moshi want to learn. They are motivated, they have dreams. All they need is a chance.