It’s been a busy year for FRRTL. The team have enrolled sixteen elderly people in the village in the National Community Health Insurance Fund. This fund is a national initiative which aims to increase access to affordable health care. The team have also ensured that the five remaining beneficiaries on full care support receive their monthly provisions of maize flour, vegetables, fruit meat and fish, sugar, kerosene, soap and charcoal.
Although education is free at primary and secondary school level in Tanzania, some families still struggle to provide uniforms for their children. This year FRRTL supported five primary and five secondary school children with funds for a school bag, school uniform, pencils and paper.
We mustn’t forget the thriving kindergarten run by two teachers for over fifty children.
A big thank you again to all our donors to enable this to happen.