SHARE Scholars

Only 5% of all Tanzanian girls graduate from secondary school. Why? Unlike primary school, secondary schools charge fees that are unaffordable to the families of our SHARE girls. SHARE is working to change this by implementing the SHARE Scholars program to sponsor bright and deserving primary school students to attend the Hekima Girls' Secondary School, the best all-girls boarding school in the region. Want to change the life of a girl? Click the donate button in the header. Want to learn more? Contact us at info@shareinafrica.org.

Joanitha Joas

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Joanitha was born on 5th September, 1997 on village called Kyamuzinga in Kagondo ward, Bukoba Municipal in Kagera Region, Tanzania. Her family consists of six people, her father is a builder and her mother is a farmer. She has two brothers and one sister. Joanitha started Kindergarten at Kiteyagwa Primary school in 2003, a course which took her one year. In 2004 she joined Primary one and completed Primary seven in 2010. She joined the SHARE program at this school. She’s very grateful to be among the very first “SHARE Scholars”. She wants to become a doctor.

Flaviana Mushobozi

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Flaviana was born on 29th December, 1997, in a small village called Kyamuzinga in Kagondo ward, Bukoba Municipal in Kagera Region, Tanzania. Her father is a primary school teacher and her mother is a farmer. Flaviana has seven sisters! In 2003 Flaviana started school at the Kiteyagwa Primary School.  In 2010 she completed primary school course which took seven years. While at school she was among pupils who were selected to join SHARE program at this school.  She’s happy to get a SHARE scholarship to continue with a secondary school education. Her dream is to become a doctor.

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