Everyone who knows me knows that with Climb for a Child, I’ve been able to attend international schools, travel the world, and study abroad. Isn’t
Transforming Impoverished Children: An Exciting Educational Field Trip to Zanzibar At Climb for a Child, we care about the quality of our results, not the
I go by Eliya Yohana. I have been in the Climb for a Child program since it was founded. I believe the Zanzibar trip had
Hello everyone,I am Upendo Alpha, a dedicated Climb for a Child program member for over a decade. Through this program, I have experienced tremendous personal
Biomedical graduate Glory Lyimo, thanks her sponsors and the program. Glory went from impoverished child of a Kilimanjaro guide to an honors biomedical graduate from NumMed University.
Health matters. It takes a lot more than just school to get a kid out of poverty. You need to take care of their health, well-being, food, and provide life experiences. Climb For A Child does just that. We develop passionate leaders.
My Time at Climb for a Child. While many other sponsorship programs, focus on impacting as many children as possible, Climb for a Child focuses on the individual — ensuring that each of the kids in the program realizes and reaches their full potential, whatever that might be. Many youth throughout Tanzania, have extraordinary potential, but are never able to realize it due to lack of resources and opportunities.
Movie Review: Trees of Peace. We ask would a man be able survive this? We discuss the impact of the genocide in Rwanda in 1994 during our movie review.
From poverty to honors Bio Med student. From the daughter of 4th grade educated mountain guide to a student learning to improve the world.
Practicing Cultural History. Learning skills. Building roots. It helps our kids learn about history and ways to grow. Practicing cultural immersion goes beyond basic education. It’s a part of their journey to out of poverty. A very successful one.
