I stayed 4 weeks in Tanzanie in May June visiting all the places of the projects of PAMINA. I was more than happy to stay in Endulen St Luke for the first time since the displacements of the Maasaï people, Read More …
During 2025 our association proposed various activities as we celebrated 10 years of engagement to improve life conditions of marginalized children in Tanzania. We could collect enough funds, with the help of the Region Grand Est, to start drilling in Read More …
Association PAMINA thank you sincerely for your generosity and participation in 2024 helping us create better living conditions for vulnerable children in Tanzania. Two projects have been finished: the girls in Daniel Brottier-DOGODOGO Center have now more space in the Read More …
At the school St Luke in Endulen the situation remains unchanged due to the delicate situation of the Masaï people. However it is possible to contribute for new beds for the boys, the dormitory is more than crowded with about Read More …
Equal chances for girls – boys Why this project for the girls ? A social agent came in 2022 for a visit at the Centre to check the conditions of accommodation for the 75 children living in the Centre, 34 Read More …
The team of PAMINA thank you sincerely for your support and participation during year 2022. With your help we have been able to continue supporting our projects in Tanzania. A special thanks for those who have shared the worry about Read More …
Since February 2022 the Tanzanian governement is evicting the Masaï people from Ngorongoro and Loliondo with the excuse that there are too many people and too much cattle in this region. There are 150.000 persons and their cattle for 8.300 Read More …
https://youtu.be/sEFRGSHRwiE Our main project for Endulen in 2022 is to install gutters, waterpipes and water tanks to stock rain water. This water will be used for showers, toilets, washing and watering. Unfortunately this project was stopped because of the eviction Read More …
Since my last visit at the Dogodogo centre before the pandemic, many things have changed. For the time beeing there are 86 children (against only 34 street children earlier) divided in two groups: 32 street children staying for 2-3 years Read More …
More and more very young children are brought to the center, some of them to be protected against sexual violence in their family, some of them are just abandoned children or orphans. It is better to have a Kindergarten within the center, Read More …
