Enable 500 Tanzanian youth to feed their families

by Mboni ya Vijana Group
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Enable 500 Tanzanian youth to feed their families
Enable 500 Tanzanian youth to feed their families
Enable 500 Tanzanian youth to feed their families
Enable 500 Tanzanian youth to feed their families
Enable 500 Tanzanian youth to feed their families
Enable 500 Tanzanian youth to feed their families
Enable 500 Tanzanian youth to feed their families
Enable 500 Tanzanian youth to feed their families
Enable 500 Tanzanian youth to feed their families
Enable 500 Tanzanian youth to feed their families
Enable 500 Tanzanian youth to feed their families
Enable 500 Tanzanian youth to feed their families
Enable 500 Tanzanian youth to feed their families
Enable 500 Tanzanian youth to feed their families
Enable 500 Tanzanian youth to feed their families
Enable 500 Tanzanian youth to feed their families
Enable 500 Tanzanian youth to feed their families

Project Report | Sep 14, 2018
"FROG STEPS AREN'T QUICK TO REACH WATER"

By Benedicto Hosea | Founder and CEO

Some community members enjoying getting fresh fish
Some community members enjoying getting fresh fish

Transforming the poor society especially to access enough and nutritious food, is a gradual process that requires commitment, tolerance and support from both stakeholders. Mboni ya Vijana Group (MVG) is the proud initiative that is real heading to nutritious food and income prosperous for the poor youth society of Zeze in Kasulu Tanzania. We are changing ways of food production and income bolster to youth and women at Zeze village which is therefore bringing well-being to their families. However it is not so fast like flog leaping to water destination, we have moved ahead of the previous situation and registered impressive outcome as beneficiaries substantiate their achievement through the initiative;

Jesca is a woman aged 32 years old and caring a family of 6 members. She enjoys accessing fish the very nutritious food for her family. "I can't explain how happier life we are having today. It has never happened in my life to see and eat fresh fish with my family. I am my family we are proud of the initiative which is making enough and nutritious food available in our local place" Jesca says. The Mboni ya Vijana is making wonderful job to sustain youth with nutritious food through fish farming which is very potential for providing food which is building children's health and improve their learning abilities. 

January is a young man aged 22 years old and he is a small farmer who has never thought of producing enough food for him and marketing. He therefore accessed farming support that has made big difference to his life. "I am not the family father despite that I have all my parents. I grew in an extremely poverty and we were able to eat once in a day. Mostly we did not eat good food which made us live sorrowful. Now I am the great, I feed the whole family and I earm money from improved farming I adapted and supported by Mboni ya Vijana Group. I am not the only lucky; the entire community is of much lucky" January states.

Njongo and Teodosia are youth enjoying revolution which are brought by access to water for irrigation and fish farming. They are also growing trees for environmental conservation which is powered by accessibility of water drawn from the borehole installed submersible pump. "The works now are now very easy. It has been difficult to grow vegetables, managing fish ponds and germinating trees for the environments. Now I can do the great jobs through dry season with the access to water for irrigation". Njongo reveals. Teodosia is not away from the steps to adaptation. "We girls have been children home care after schools graduation especially when we have not passed for higher classes. Availability of resources in Mboni ya Vijana Group, are changing the situation positively. Now I am a vegetable, trees growers and in the evening I sells vegetables to earn money. These are the great revolution in my life and I cannot be forced to marry away by my parents because I support them from my earning. Water is the key to the achievement I am getting" she prescribed.

The progresses laid to Zeze village is fuelled by the donations which have been collected through GlobalGiving that we all the Zeze society appreciate. The future is great than the past with all of our effort to gradual transformation of the poor to prosperity and well-being.

Njongo watering vegetables near by the fish pond
Njongo watering vegetables near by the fish pond
January packing maize for storage
January packing maize for storage
Jesca taking fishes for her family
Jesca taking fishes for her family
Youth watering trees in the germination nursary
Youth watering trees in the germination nursary
Felis and her wife weeding their farm
Felis and her wife weeding their farm
Kulwa and Jenifer are happy orphans of food access
Kulwa and Jenifer are happy orphans of food access
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Mboni ya Vijana Group

Location: Kigoma - Tanzania, United Republic of
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Twitter: @MboniVijana
Project Leader:
Benedicto Benedicto
Kigoma , Tanzania, United Republic of

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