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In addition to an annual monetary donation to the Baraki Health Center, Friends of Musoma also makes an annual monetary donation that is hand delivered to the following organizations:
Nyarombo Health Center
St. Consolata Primary School, Baraki:
This school is located very close to the Baraki Health Center. Monetary donations from Friends of Musoma have been used to purchase such things as playground equipment and books. Besides money, clothing and miscellaneous supplies have also been provided.
St. Mary's Health Center, Masonga:
This health center is just up the road from Milenia Ya Tatu Primary School in Masonga.
Servants of Love, Musoma:
Servants of Love is run by Father Biseko, a "Mother Teresa" of the region. They care for the unwanted and those suffering from AIDS, leprosy, mental handicaps, and the elderly. Besides money, clothing and miscellaneous supplies have also been provided.
Community Alive, Musoma:
This organization is located within the Musoma Diocese Cathedral compound. It serves 200 children with HIV/AIDS providing them with counseling services, periodic meals, and payments of some school expenses and secondary school tuitions. It has also secured training for some of its clients to make beautiful bracelets of rolled paper beads and stunning batik fabric to offer for sale.
Jipe Moyo, Musoma:
This charity was established by the Musoma Diocese and is overseen by Sr. Annuciata Cha Cha. It serves homeless boys and girls who are sought out and found on the streets. Currently, they serve about 30 children, most of whom are orphans who have run away from abusive situations. Many are ill when they arrive. Jipe Moyo gets them the medical care they need; provides counseling, shelter, and food; and sends the children to public schools, purchasing books and uniforms for them.
St. Justin's Care Center for Disabled Children, Musoma:
This center cares for about 140 children with physical, intellectual, and/or hearing disabilities. The children are housed, fed, and sent to government schools where they can receive special education services not provided in public schools.
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