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The people behind the Kasulu foundation.
IN NEDERLAND
| Toos de Ruijter | |
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Toos works in the TBC department in Beatrixoord, Haren. She has lived in Tanzania from 1980-1992 and there next to her role as mother in the nursing work with different organizations. She always kept a warm heart for Tanzania. |
| Katinka Haar | |
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Katinka Haar worked for two years as a medical doctor in a Congolese refugees Camp – Nyarugusu, Kasulu Tanzania. She worked as a volunteer with CORD – Christian Outreach Relief and Development, a British organization. She now works and is specialising in Public Health in The Netherlands. |
| Paul Wabike | |
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Paul Wabike has worked for refugees and refugees’ affected areas in western Tanzania for more than two years. He worked with World Vision International, a non-profit Christian organization, bringing relief to the refugees and development to the local population. He is now a teacher and trainer in development work. |
IN KASULU, TANZANIA
| Rev. Father John M. Msemwa | |
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Rev. Father John M. Msemwa is a Catholic Priest who has worked for many years in Kigoma Diocese, western Tanzania and still works there. Father John has taught at St. Joseph’s junior seminary in Kigoma and is now serving people in many outstations of Kasulu District. His invaluable experience and access to the local community makes him an ideal contact person. |
| Mark K. Dioniz | |
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Mark is a school teacher at Mubondo Secondary School in Kasulu.He says he chose to become a teacher because of his interest in helping chilren through education. In Kasulu, he visits families and local communities to encourage parents and guardians to send children to school. He also visits schools to record academic and health development of sponsored children. |