Sauti Moja links donors to the community initiatives of indigenous people, like the Maasai of Kenya and Tanzania. These initiatives include education of vulnerable girls and children, HIV/AIDS prevention, and providing livestock to widows and single mothers. Local leaders have the power and ability to change their lives. We partner with complementary skills and additional resources to ensure their success!

PROGRAMS		OPPORTUNITIES
PEACEMAKING Women impoverished and widowed by ethnic conflict reconcile and engage in peace making. Students in Peace Clubs learn about conflict, futility of violence, and modeling peaceful responses. more---> PASTORALIST LIVELIHOOD Mothers with young children receive loans for livestock to relieve workload, reduce child malnutrition and provide income. Communities are supported in their struggle to maintain access to traditional grazing lands. more--->		Support Peace Clubs $100 per session.
		Buy mom a goat $65 to help feed her children.
FAMILY AND COMMUNITY HEALTH Mothers and school girls and boys learn about their rights, family planning, and preventing STIs.  Communities develop strategies to fight HIV/AIDS and care for those living with the disease. more--->		Provide life skills training $110 per sessions.
EDUCATING VULNERABLE WOMEN AND YOUTH Those unable to attend school for socio-economic reasons – child mothers, orphans, young wives, shepherds, and household labourers – receive formal education and business loans. more--->		Provide literacy training of a mom $120 per year.
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT Maasai children in rural villages are prepared to succeed in primary school with Montessori education, nutritious food, and health monitoring and care. more-->		Support a preschooler for $20 per month.
GLOBAL EDUCATION Donors and students from abroad visit remote communities to engage with indigenous peoples, experience the richness of their culture, learn from them, and be drawn into solidarity with them. more-->		Learn how widows made peace.