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Shoes
€15.00
All the children need two pairs of shoes to go to school: shoes for their school uniform and sport shoes. They will only wear the shoes when going to school, in order to make sure they last as long as possible. When one of the children has outgrown their shoes they will be passed on to one of the smaller children. With your purchase you can make sure that one of our children has proper shoes to go to school this year.
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School fees
One of the main goals of the Nanginyi Foundation is to provide access to education for the children. Five days per week they go to the Sasa School, which lies at the edge of the savannah, where they live. They get their lessons in English. We pay the school fees for the children at the beginning of the school year. The school year in Tanzania starts in January and ends in December. The children get days off during all national and religious holidays, and get a month off in June. School fees are our largest expense every year, so every donation is welcome! Access to education gives the children a chance for a brighter future!
Goat or sheep
Cattle is very important to the Maasai. They work hard to take care of their herds and to keep the animals safe and healthy. You could compare a herd to a savings count. When sheep or goats reproduce, the herd will grow. In times of need, a sheep or goat can be sold in order to earn some money. A small goat, that after a few months has become bigger, can be worth a lot more on the market. For example, by donating 1 goat you can make sure that a Maasai family in five years does not have only 1, but 3 goats! The Maasai use the fat and milk of the goats, and eat the meat of the animals if they die or when they are butchered for a special occasion.
Food package
The Nanginyi Foundation sponsors families who do not have enough food to eat every day. It is important for the Maasai to eat well, as they perform hard physical labour and need a lot of energy. The Nanginyi Foundation sponsors food packages with rice, beans, maize/corn, tea, sugar, cooking oil and, when available, some vegetables and fruit. Our local coordinator will put together the food packages depending on the current food prices and availability. He will then deliver them to families in need. When you buy a food package in our webshop you can make sure that a Maasai family in need will get support.
School supplies
At the beginning of the school year, we buy school supplies for the children. Pens, pencils, exercise books, a map, a drawing set (with rulers etc.), erasers, a pencil sharpener and a pencil case. To take all of this to school, the children also need a sturdy backpack. When you purchase a school supplies package you can make sure one of our children has enough supplies to perform at their best at school.
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Schoenen
Alle kinderen hebben twee paar schoenen nodig om naar school te gaan: school schoenen en sportschoenen. Zij zullen de schoenen alleen dragen voor school, zodat ze zo lang mogelijk meegaan. Mocht een kind nog goede schoenen hebben die te klein zijn geworden, dan kunnen ze naar een kleiner kind. Met uw donatie zorgt u ervoor dat een kind tijdens het schooljaar voorzien is van goede school- en sportschoenen!
Rijst
In de meeste Maasai gezinnen is rijst een luxe product. Het wordt gegeten bij bepaalde feesten of ceremonies samen met vlees. Op onze school eten de kleuters elke vrijdag rijst met groentes en ook de zaterdagkinderen eten 1 keer in de 3 weken rijst met een groentesaus. Thuis eten de kinderen momenteel weinig rijst, dus wij vinden het belangrijk om dit wel elke week te koken. Waar je vroeger een kilo rijst kon kopen voor €0,60 is de prijs inmiddels gestegen tot €1,20 per kilo! Voor de school kopen we altijd grote zakken van 50 kilo rijst, zodat we er een aantal weken mee vooruit kunnen.
Zonnebloemolie
Om te koken gebruiken we zonnebloemolie die we altijd inkopen in grote emmers van 20 liter.
Bonen
Waar de meeste scholen voornamelijk bonen en maïs koken, kiezen wij ervoor om twee keer per week bonen te koken. Op de andere dagen vervangen wij de bonen met groentes, zodat de kinderen een gevarieerd weekmenu hebben. Ook de prijs van bonen is in de afgelopen periode helaas flink gestegen. Een kilo bonen kost €1,40, terwijl dit voor de droogte nog €0,60-€0,80 per kilo was.