building a nation
In 1991, Pastor Johannes Kasimbazi felt a calling to serve orphaned children in northwest Tanzania.
Alodia’s life is one of transformation, hope, and compassion. She has taken the blessings she received and chosen to use them as a blessing for others.
At Agape Children’s Village, we firmly believe in the power of community. People from all
My name is Godius Mutegeki Mtagwaba, and my journey began in 1988 in a small village near Bukoba, Tanzania. Like many others from Kemondo, my life has been marked by hardships and resilience, shaping who I am and what I stand for today.
“My name is Edwina Aloyce, and I graduated from Bethania in 2008. Currently, I am in Morogoro, pursuing my first degree in Agricultural Engineering.
Highlights from the AVC Annual Conference 2024: A Journey of Hope and Commitment From May
The workshop’s educational philosophy is rooted in a holistic approach, meticulously designed to mold students into highly skilled professionals ready to make their mark in the carpentry industry.
Since its inception in 1991 by the visionary founders Hans Djuka and Johannes Kasimbazi, the Kemondo Children Center has stood as a pillar of hope and transformation on the tranquil shores of Lake Victoria.
Embark on a journey where Bethania Secondary School’s Electric Workshop transforms students into tomorrow’s leaders of engineering through innovative practices and ambitious endeavors.
At the heart of our water project lies a cutting-edge Reverse Osmosis system, showcasing our dedication to sustainability and the well-being of our community.
