I am Vaileth, Future Accountant!

By Vaileth, TFFT Scholarship Student I am Vaileth Pallangyo, 18 years old, from Nkoaranga village.  I received my primary school education at Nkoaranga and after passing the class 7 national exam I was selected to attend Nshupu Secondary School. I stayed at Nshupu until Form 2 then shifted to Usa River Academy with the help

Meet Rosemary

In honor of National Women's Day we would like to celebrate all the young women in our Scholarship Program who inspire us every day. In doing so, we're pleased to introduce to you to Rosemary, one of the students who worked with Adam on the Narrative Project. My name is Rosemary, I am eleven years

TFFT Kiddos Continue To Shine

Written by: Josh Nassari, TFFT Scholarship Director Mambo!! On Friday February 3, 2012 was a big day at Usa River Academy. It was actually a different Friday. Normally if you step in this school at around 10 a.m. students and teachers will all be in their respective classrooms proceeding with studies, but this was definitely

The Absolute Truth

Memory has a way of embellishing, omitting, and altering life events, and as with any reflective writing, the absolute truth can become skewed. Sophia and the other girls in classes 4 through 6 recently worked with our Full Circle Director to write down their stories as they recalled them. Sophia beautifully and bravely

Meet Sophia, TFFT Scholarship Student

My name is Sophia, I am ten years old and in Standard Four. My favorite subjects in school are mathematics and geography and I really enjoy studying. I was born in the Tengeru Region of Arusha, Tanzania. Both of my parents passed away when I was very young. My mother was killed in a car

Back to School!

Written By: Fratern Tarimo, Managing Director I can’t believe how time speeds by… Seems like yesterday when we took kids back home after the end of the third term at Usa River Academy (URA) and second term at Star High School (SHS) and here I am already blogging about taking them back to school to

Zawadi Day (Gift Day)

Being a NGO working with kids in Tanzania we get a LOT of donated clothes, shoes, school items etc. The schools we work with require all students to dress in uniform, so only on the kids holiday breaks are they allowed to wear "street clothes." Right before Usa River Academy school broke for the December

TFFT’s Tutoring Program by Daniel Stephen

It has been two years since I joined the TFFT team and started coordinating the tutoring program as well as facilitating most of the sessions. I am so happy to be given this opportunity to help and share my knowledge to my young brothers and sisters especially those who are having difficulties with their studies.