Community Support

Giving back

We have always believed it's important to help our local community. We are proud to be working together with HIMD.
A local organization which is committed to help Maasai girls and other vulnerable youth. A part of our profit is donated to HIMD.

Tanzania Sunset Adventure Safari community Support Sewing class

The HIMD rescue center

The rescue centre from Himd is located on the outshirts of Arusha town. This rescue centre offers help to masaai girls who had to leave their homes because they were forced to marry an old maasai man at a very young age (starting from 8 years old!). At the centre girls get a chance to finish their primary and secundary school. And after that they can choose a study like 'Early childhood education', 'Secretary', 'Tourism' or anything they like! Also the centre offers computer class, sewing class and life skill training. The center depends completely on donations.

How we help:

Financial contribution for food, medicine and school fees
Textiles for sewing class
Other supplies needed for the centre

Supporting our community is what matters

Education

Sewing class

Vulnerable kids

Rescue Center

"How can I help?"

Many safari clients as us: How can we help? What can we bring? You are welcome to support them! The following items are needed at the center. You can bring this to the center yourself or we will help to make sure the materials will be taken to the center.

Clothes and shoes for girls in the age of 7- 18 yrs old
Baby clothes and blankets
Excercise books for school
Pencils, sharpeners etc.
Used laptops (still working)

Please contact us in case you have any questions or special requests. Or is you wish to donate please let us know. Your help is much appreciated!

Our partnership with HIMD

Health Integrated Multisectoral Development (HIMD) is a registered Non- Governmental Organization working on a charitable basis.
The goal is:

campaigning to end Female genital mutilation (FGM) in pastoral communities
to educate and create awareness in communities on the need for primary and secondary education before marriage.
to educate youth on Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights (SRHRs) and the danger of early exposure to pregnancy.
to educate on family planning as part of developing good, healthy families with both parents sharing equal responsibility.