What happens after Faraja?
Faraja graduates matriculate to secondary school (4-6 years) followed by vocational training or university. Many sponsors stay in touch with their students long after Faraja. Faraja also has an Alumni [...]
Faraja graduates matriculate to secondary school (4-6 years) followed by vocational training or university. Many sponsors stay in touch with their students long after Faraja. Faraja also has an Alumni [...]
Faraja’s follows Tanzania’s Primary Education Curriculum. Subject matter generally includes Kiswahili, Mathematics, Science, Geography, Civics, History, English language, vocational subjects, Information and Communication Technology. Many of our students excel at [...]
At Faraja, everything begins with health care. Students are medically assessed and treated at partner hospitals. They receive corrective surgeries and mobility devices including wheelchairs, prosthesis and orthotics. They enjoy [...]
Faraja students are cognitively able and have many different types of physical disabilities. The most common are cerebral palsy, spina bifida, osteogenesis imperfecta (brittle bone disease), and limb deformities. Many [...]
The Faraja Primary School for Children with Physical Disabilities is a residential academic and health community for children who are physically disabled. It is the only school of its kind [...]