We imple­men­ted our Round Square schol­arship pro­gramme at St. Con­stantine’s Inter­national School in Arusha, Tan­zania in a spe­cial three-party con­fig­ura­tion, as we are in close con­tact with the Malaika Chil­dren’s Friends chil­dren’s home which selects chil­dren for the pro­gramme and looks after them. Foun­ded 20 years ago by two European women, the chil­dren’s home gives about 30 orphaned chil­dren a safe home and makes sure they com­plete school and voca­tional train­ing, until they are able to make their own way in life.

Since 2020 the head of the orphans’ home has worked closely with the school board to care­fully select chil­dren who show the poten­tial and the per­sonal ambi­tion to com­plete their school­ing at the aspir­ational St. Con­stantine’s Inter­national School. It is a joy for us to see how the idea of our Founder to change lives through edu­cation is imple­men­ted here.

Jutta Kas­sam, founder and head of Malaika Chil­dren’s Friends, says thank­fully:

»We extend our sin­cere appre­ciation to the Found­ation for its con­tinu­ous and uncon­ditional sup­port in chan­ging the lives of these young lead­ers. With your sup­port we have been able to watch these lovely faces trans­form into prom­ising lead­ers with great mind­sets.«