INTRODUCTION:

Zara Tanzania Adventures and Zara Charity is the Tanzanian company established to organize voluntary work, teacher exchange and practical training/internship in Tanzania.  The company and its Charity organization also engaged in the midst of put together tourism activities to enable guests to get pleasure from the magnetism obtainable in our stocks, including mount, Kilimanjaro which is one of the world's most accessible high summits, a beacon for visitors from around the world. Mount Meru Passing first through wooded savannah where buffalos and giraffes are frequently encountered.

Also we carry out safari’s in our national park in the vein of Tarangire, which is a popular stop for safari’s travelling through the northern circuit on their way to Ngorongoro and the Serengeti, subsequently Lake Manyara, Stretching for 50km along the base of the rusty-gold 600-metre high Rift Valley escarpment, Lake Manyara is a scenic gem, with a setting extolled by Ernest Hemingway as “the loveliest I had seen in Africa”. As well the largest intact caldera in the world, the Ngorongoro Crater shelters one of the most beautiful wildlife havens anywhere. A permanent population of more than 30,000 animals inhabit a mere 260 km² (100 square miles) in the 600 m (2000 ft) deep crater, making this one of the few places in Africa where guests stand a great chance of seeing the entire Big Five in the course of a single game drive. Collectively with the Serengeti National Park which has become one of the most famous national parks in the world due to its prolific game, and is now recognized as a World Heritage Site for the northern circuit package what’s more we will welcome you to Zanzibar, the majestic spice island of the Indian Ocean.

Zara Charity Volunteers program offers you high quality and reliable service with discount to groups for volunteering with us climb Kilimanjaro and Meru as well as safaris with the leading Tanzania Adventures Zara Tours.

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR NEW GROUP DISCOUNT:

·        3 to 5 people traveling together everybody gets 5 % discount of the program fee

·  more than 5 people traveling together everybody gets 10% discount of the program fee

·        our organization also is a limb of Zara Tours the number one ice climbing of mount Kilimanjaro, Meru and safari in main land Tanzania to volunteer  with us you will be granted discount of all hiking and safari you will be interested to made, visit us on www.zaratours.com. Or www.zaracharity.com

 PROGRAM FEE INCLUDES:

·        Personal pre-arrival support and advice

·        Paper work and contract making

·        Airport transportation (Two ways)

·        Accommodation

·        3 meals a day

·        3 days Swahili language training and orientation about Moshi town and Swahili culture

·        Possibility to continue Swahili language training during the whole trip

·        Daily transportation to the placements (with local buses)

·        24/7 personal support and guidance from Zara Charity workers

·        free Zara Charity T-shirt 

In addition to program fee you need to pay Residence Permit, tourist visa, airline tickets, vaccinations and insurance.

Visa and Residence Permit:

·        You need to buy tourist visa USD 50  as you arrive to Tanzania and Visitor’s Pass USD 200.

·        If your internship/ volunteering/ teacher exchange period is more than 3 months you need to buy Residence Permit Class C USD 550. 

CANCELLATION: If you cancel your trip after the contract is made and your invoice is sent you are still obligated to pay 70% of your program fee

PRICE BREAKDOWN:

·        74% of voluntary work and internship program fee goes to accommodation, food, water, electricity, and transportation to the placements, arrangements with the placements, airport transportation, security and orientation.

·        26% of the program fees goes to administration e.g. staff salaries, office expenses

ZARA CHARITY – PRODUCTS:

You can order Zara Charity products via email. Mailing costs will be added to the prices.

 Zara charity products include.

1.     Zara charity T-shirt

2.     Kilimanjaro Orphanage T-shirts

3.     Masai women T-Shirts

4.     Mount Kilimanjaro Porters Society T-shirt

       Price @ T-shirt 15 $

PRICES OF THE PROGRAM PACKAGES FOR VOLUNTEERS, INTERNS AND TEACHERS

   4 weeks               7 weeks               10 weeks               12 weeks

   USD 1010            USD 1615             USD 2300              USD 2670

CO-PARTNERS

ZARA TANZANIA ADVENTURES, P.O.Box 1990 Moshi, Tanzania.

Tel 255 754 451 000, Toll Free # +1-866-550-4447 
Email   zara@zaratours.com                  

URL http://www.zaratours.com

www.zaracharity.com                                                                                                     

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INTERNSHIP PLACEMENTS

Internship |Voluntary work |Teacher exchange

ORPHANAGE AND DAY CARE CENTER’S

KILIMANJARO ORPHANAGE CENTER

 Internship |  Teacher exchange |  Voluntary work

The Kilimanjaro Orphanage Center in Pasua was founded in early 2009 by Edward Lazaro (Teacher) responding to the recognized need to provide care and shelter to an increasing population of orphaned children in the Moshi area. We are a registered NGO (Charter # 3959) that provides residency care for orphaned children as well as day care and community support for other children at risk

Currently we accommodate 45 children mostly between the ages of 4 and 10 at a site in Pasua that we are contracted to purchase. Our eventual plan is to care for about 100 children untilizing the present property as well as a second property to be obtained south of Pasua area. We provide our residents with matron supervision, regular nutritious meals, and clothing, school needs that include uniforms, books, materials and fees

UPENDO ORPHANAGE AND NURSERY SCHOOL

Available for:  Internship |  Teacher exchange |  Voluntary work

Upendo is an orphanage maintained by Catholic nuns in Moshi.  In the orphanage, there are 28 workers and 46 children. The youngest children are infants and the oldest are under 7 years old. Most of the children have been abandoned by their parents. Some of the kids are handicapped and they need special care since the local workers don’t have enough time for them. 

In the Upendo Orphanage there is also a nursery school for the kids and a school for the nursery school teachers.  Upendo orphanage doesn’t get any kind of financial support from the public sector which means that it fully depends on private donations and supporters. The orphanage maintains a farm on which it keeps pigs, cows and chickens to earn more money for the orphanage and provide food for the children.

The working day in Upendo starts around 9 o’clock in the morning and ends when the kids are going to the nap around 1pm. Because the orphanage is situated very near to TVL house it is possible to go back to work in the afternoon when the kids has woke up. The daily program in the orphanage contains playing with the kids, changing their diapers and clothes and feeding them. In the nursery school the kids are learning numbers, alphabets, colors, days of the week, months, greetings, reading, writing and other skills needed in the primary school.

Upendo orphanage offers internship placements for students on the social field. The interns are allowed to wear their own clothes while working in Upendo, but shoulders, stomach and knees need to be covered all the time. Skirts or trousers that come below your knees and t-shirts are allowed

                             

MSAMARIA CENTER FOR STREET CHILDERN:

 Internship |  Teacher exchange |  Voluntary work

The Msamaria Centre for Street Children is Tanzanian registered NGO which provides support and care to street children, orphans, families and communities. Msamaria is located in Northern Tanzania in a city called Moshi which lies at the foot of Mt. Kilimanjaro. The centre accommodates 40 children but Msamaria supports up to 60 children in total ranging in ages from 6 to 18 years old. Some of the children attend boarding school whereas others have returned back to their families however they still require support where they are too poor to provide the child with food and education.  The majority of the children were rescued from the streets where they lived due to various difficult situations. Under the guidance of Mr. Folkward Mapunda and his volunteers, the children are now living a better life and beginning to realize their full potential

NURSERY, PRIMARY,  &  SECONDARY SCHOOLS

NURSERY AND PRE- SCHOOLS

Kilimanjaro Children's Foundation

The Foundation puts children on a path of opportunity and hope by providing the following resources and programs:

·        Education and early childhood development

·        Daily  meals and nutritional programs

·        Clothing and shoes

·        Basic healthcare

The Foundation was created in 2007 and is recognized by the United States Internal Revenue Service as a tax-exempt 501(c) 3 organization.

Eden Garden Nursery & Primary School: 
Nursery School
Our Nursery School was the first school launched by the Trust, in June 1993 with only 7 children. Today, there are three classes for ages 3 to 5. The classes are divided into three categories, Preparatory I a.k.a Pre. I, Pre. II, & Pre. III. There are three terms for the Nursery School academic year: Jan-April, May-July, and August -November. The teaching staffs for Kindergarten & Nursery School are well trained and competent. Currently, EGET doesn’t offer boarding facilities to Kindergarten-&-Nursery-school.

Primary_School:
Our Primary school started in January 1995. It consists of seven classes. The hostels boast pleasant surroundings, are kept well and have security guards 24 hours a day / 7 days a week. EGET is proud of its teaching and non- teaching staff who care for the children away from home. Our primary school has been rated among the top ten schools in the Kilimanjaro District, region, and zone based on academic performance. There are three terms for Primary School academic year: Jan-April, May-July, and August- November.

 

ST. ANNE SCHOOL:

St. Anne School - Moshi is a comprehensive private English Medium School, established to provide the best quality education in Tanzania. Our center is geared towards exposing a Tanzania child to global citizenship. We offer education to children of between 3 to 5 years for Nursery School Education and 6 years 13 years for Primary School Education. We admit all walks of life, regardless of race, nationality or religious beliefs.

Our School offers the Tanzania National Curriculum with English as the medium of instructions. Also French and Kiswahili are taught from class 3 to 7 as a subject. The main subjects taught are English, Mathematics, Science, Kiswahili, French, History, Geography, Civics and Vocational Skills.

 

INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MOSHI:

International School Moshi is a boarding and day school on two campuses in Moshi and Arusha in northern Tanzania. Established in 1969 to serve the needs of the expatriate and local communities, the school has grown to provide a fully accredited international education for children from age 3 to age 19, offering the International Baccalaureate Diploma, Middle Years and Primary Years programmes. With about 400 students (including about 90 boarders) divided between two campuses and from nearly 40 different nationalities, we are able to provide a broad range of educational offerings whilst maintaining a high standard of individual care.

Majengo Secondary School: 

is a counter urban comprehensive school serving the town of Moshi and the people of Kilimanjaro and Tanzania at large. As we are writing this article the school accommodates about 3,000 students on site. As the technology grows the school has set aside a plan to expand our facilities equipping us with the environment necessary to meet the educational and social challenges of the 21^st Century.

English is the lead subject. We chose this because we believe that better reading, writing and speaking will help everyone in all areas of life. Majengo Secondary School has made progress in raising attainment and achievement, but we know there is more to do as we strive to remove the barriers to higher aspiration.

Our students deserve the very best so if you believe that you have the attributes of a true professional and relish the challenge of joining a school at a particularly exciting time.

HOSPITALS AND HEALTH CENTRES

KILIMANJARO CHRISTIAN MEDICAL CENTER (KCMC)

Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Centre (KCMC) is located in the foothills of the snow capped, Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania. It was opened in March 1971 by the Good Samaritan Foundation, who planned and raised large funds to build and equip it. KCMC is a referral hospital for over 11 million people in Northern Tanzania. The hospital is a huge complex with over 450 beds, with hundreds of outpatients and visitors coming to the centre every day. Over 1000 staff are employed at the centre.

 

Mawenzi regional Hospital has started already before 1920 as a small military dispensary for German soldiers. 1956 the dispensary became a hospital. There are altogether 447 workers in the hospital, 152 nurses and over 20 doctors. There are about 300 beds. You can find all the most common departments in Mawenzi, medical wards, surgical wards, pediatric ward, physiotherapy unit where there are 2 physiotherapists, gynecological- and prenatal ward where there is also labor ward, HIV-unit, tuberculosis clinic, X-ray unit and a laboratory.     

In addition to the wards there are more than 300 out-patients in the hospital every day. About 50 of them will be admitted to the hospital daily. In the pediatric ward there are 60 beds but there can sleep up to 4 kids in one bed. So the amount of patients in the pediatric ward can easily rise up to 200. In labor ward there are more than 40 beds and several deliveries every day. 

Mawenzi hospital is very busy and a lot of things are going on all the time. The workers of the hospital speak English and there has been foreigners working in the hospital before so they are already used to working with foreigners. This makes Mawenzi hospital a very good practical training placement

HURUMA HOSPITAL:

Huruma hospital is situated in the slopes of Kilimanjaro at Ibukoni village, approximately 80 km from Moshi. It was founded in 1970. The hospital gets it’s funding from diocese of Moshi and also some support from government. It’s generally quite poor hospital. Huruma offers almost free health services for its patients. There are patients coming from wide district, some of them very far, even from Kenya. In the hospital, there are over 200 employees, who are working in four shifts.

There are altogether 300 beds in the hospital and the following wards: Maternity, Surgical/ Medical Ward, Male/ Female Medical Ward, Pediatric Ward and Private Ward. Beside these wards there is also Vitus Hostel where pregnant women from far come before the due date to wait the delivery.

The most common deceases treated in Huruma are malaria, HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and kid’s burn injuries. There are also private rooms for sisters and fathers.

In addition to these wards there are also following activities:

·         Outpatient Ward which receives more than 100 patients every day

·         infusion unit which prepares all the medical liquids used in drips

·         computer room

·         archive

·         laboratory

·         eye and dental units

·         x-ray

·         operating theater

·         pharmacy

·         physiotherapy

·         mental healthcare

·         different researches

·         school for nurses that has about 200 students

Huruma Hospital offers voluntary placements and internship placements for different health care students e.g. nurses, pharmacists, general doctors, pediatric doctors, eye doctors, dentists and dental nurses, x- ray doctors and nurses, midwifes, surgeons and physiotherapists.

WOMEN GROUPS IN MOSHI

PROJECT AND THESIS WORK

WE ARE OFFERING GREAT PROJECT/ THESIS WORK OPPORTUNITIES in Kilimanjaro Community Center:

Project and thesis works are suitable for work pairs or small groups depending on the time limits

As a thesis work or project you can survey the problems of the women living in Kilimanjaro area and what sort of help do they need most. You can find out about their future plans, how do they think they could earn their living and what do they need to be able to make their plans real. You can make a plan what kind of courses they need, could micro loan system be helpful to them, how big micro loans would they need, how the micro loan system could be implemented and how the women could get committed to repay the loans. 

You can also plan and execute a LIFE MANAGEMENT COURSE for women in Kilimanjaro. Course could include for example the following subjects: basic health care, hygienic, healthy diet, basics of business studies, how to define one’s future plan and how to make plan for achieving these goals. This project includes designing the course, making a manual and teaching the course for the first group of women. The manual will be translated to Swahili and the goal is to teach local women to give this course to others in the future.

The same way it is also possible to design and execute other courses for example Basic English, basic business studies or basic computer skills.

 

KIWAKKUKI

Kiwakkuki is a non-governmental organization that was created in 1990 to raise awareness of HIV/AIDS in the Kilimanjaro region of Tanzania. Kiwakkuki was founded to empower women in the region to access information about the causes and consequences of HIV/AIDS and to assist their communities in combating HIV/AIDS with education, counseling, emotional support and medical care. Today, Kiwakkuki works to improve awareness of HIV/AIDS with free testing, counseling, orphan support, home-based care, and community education

   

KWIECO:

The Kilimanjaro Women Information Exchange and Consultancy Organization was founded in 1987. In 1991 KWIECO was registered as an association under the Societies Ordinance Cap 337 of laws of Tanzania.  In 1995, after further organizational development, KWIECO was registered as a Company Limited by guarantee. (See Companies Ordinance Cap 212 of the laws of Tanzania). Since 1995 KWIECO has undergone further development and organizational refinement to better serve the vulnerable populations of Kilimanjaro region.  Such development includes periodic external evaluation, staff training, internal evaluations, and expansion of program areas. KWIECO has worked for over 20 years to address and enhance respect for legal and human rights in the Kilimanjaro region. KWIECO is the only legal aid provider offering comprehensive services including:-

• Human Rights and Gender Education 
• Legal counseling
• Litigation and documentation 
• Children legal services 
• Lobby and Advocacy 
• Publicity 
• Economic empowerment of women destitute of their rights 
• Social Support for victims of GBV and Child abuse

KWIECO is using Rights Based Approach (RBA) in the implementation of her activities in the community. This approach requires that developmental issues are mainstreamed in the implementation process for sustainability and ownership by communities.
KWIECO is providing her services to seven districts of Kilimanjaro region (Moshi Municipal, Moshi Rural, Siha, Hai, Rombo, Mwanga and Same). More than 6200 are reached annually through awareness raising sessions, paralegal training, legal assistance, counseling and mediation, while more than 700,000 people are reached through media coverage. This year KWIECO expects to reach more people and plans for the 8th programme of social support to victims of gender based violence and child abuse in Kilimanjaro region.

KIWODEA:

KIWODEA was founded in 1995 by Nancy Tesha. At the time, Mama Tesha was Assistant Commissioner in charge of the Tanzania Women and Children under the Office of the Prime Minister. She saw that the needs of women were not being met so she decided to start an organization to support women. With the help of Hon. Reginald Mengi (Managing Director of IPP Media), Gallus Abeid (Former Kilimanjaro Regional Commissioner), and Anne Makinda (at the time Minister of Community Development, Gender, and Children, now Member of Parliament), she started KIWODEA. 

 The organization was originally started as the WTF micro-credit loan program and has expanded over the years to meet the needs of the women of Tanzania and the impoverished communities of Kilimanjaro, adding a variety income generating activities, a Montessori nursery school, and most recently a library and a project to support people with Parkinson’s Disease and disabilities.

The Parkinson's and Disabilities project began because Mama Tesha's husband, Dr. Tesha died of Parkinson's. During his career Dr. Tesha had many leadership roles in the medical community, including Superintendent of KCMC Hospital in Moshi. In his will, he asked his wife to devote a section of KIWODEA to helping others in the community suffering from the Parkinson's because there is a scarcity of care options for those with the disease as it is very rare in Tanzania 

 

 Masai Women Group Karatu:

This project aims at supporting Masai women so as to liberate them from their traditional belief, which is based on oppression, exploitation and elimination of women within their society.

In order to improve this situation and to help the Masai women in Karatu/Ngorongoro, ZARA Charity plans to build an educational training centre for them the cost for this is $555,000. It will be built in the Highlands of Karatu. Not only a class room, but also accommodations for students and teachers as well as washing and dining houses have to be built. We hope that the skills learned in the center will help those women to grant their family a better living by establishing their own business or by getting employed.

So as to afford a project like this, some of the Masai women have designed several dresses that have strong influences of the Masai colors and jewelry. The dresses are being sold at High view Hotel Karatu and spring land Hotel Moshi, they can also be ordered online. The benefits from the sale will then help to establish the set-up of the educational training centre.

 

TOURISIM, HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS

SPRINGLAND HOTEL:

Spring lands hotel near Moshi in Tanzania is an ideal base for mountain walking trips and safaris to Kilimanjaro, Mt Meru and other wilderness area in the northern Tanzania. Our modern hotel is located on the southern slopes of Kilimanjaro. Our hotel offers excellent values and a high quality and competitive prices, it has a large and modern swimming pool, an airy dining area set in pleasant garden, and indoors and outdoors bar.

The hotel is named after the fresh waters pings which are located just a short distance from the hotel; they are fed by the rains and the melting snows of Kilimanjaro and are of highest purity. The springs then feed an extensive protected forest reserve with rich wildlife. The attractive area provides a possibility for a variety of day executions

 HIGH VIEW HOTEL 

Afterward the High view Hotel is at high elevation above the town of Karatu and its surroundings. From the balustrade in front of the rooms, visitors can enjoy a spectacular view over the surrounding hills and the local agricultural countryside. The hotel, which opened in 2006, is modern, comfortable and offers all kinds of contemporary amenities.  

High view offers the following amenities

Comfortable, well-furnished en-suite rooms, each with view of the underlying agricultural country and the surrounding hills Large indoor restaurant & outdoor garden restaurant Local and continental cuisine Lounge with bar, fire place and entertainment Organic vegetables & fruits grown in our garden Large garden with well-shaded garden chairs Gift shop Massages Laundry service Bicycle rental (Bicycle safari) Swimming pool\ Internet access

NGORONGORO WILD CAMP:

 When you volunteers with Zara Tours, you will be guaranteed   first-hand experiences of the wildlife, the landscapes, the natural wonders, and the exciting atmospheres of the black continent. Your strength of mind will be in the middle of it, as other than hotel we as well hold wild camps like Serengeti Wild camp is located in the central part of the Serengeti National Park, the Seronera area. Coming from Ngorongoro, it is about 45 km from the Naabi

 Hill Gate, the Southern entrance of the park. The mobile camp is composed of 18 comfortable tents with capacity to accommodate 2 guests each, and a large dining tent.

 

IKOMA WILD CAMP:

The Wild camp is located between Grumeti and the Ikorongo Game Reserve, North-West of the Serengeti. The permanent camp lies between two kopjes - bizarrely shaped rocky inselbergs protruding from the underlying plains. There are 15 tents and 8 bomas (round traditional huts) with capacity to accommodate 2 guests each, and a thatched roof open restaurant

 BUSINESS AND MARKETING

Zara Charity is offering internship placements for business and marketing students. Here are some examples of the tasks that the interns can carry out: 

·         up-dating the websites

·         writing marketing letters

·         marketing abroad

·         creating different marketing material

·         creating new customer contacts

·         finding new voluntary work and internship placements

·         developing the safari activity

·         compiling different holiday packages and marketing them

·         finding new holiday destinations

The tasks for the interns will be decided according to the interns’ skills and own interests. Zara Charity is looking for interns with initiative, problem solving skills, new ideas and flexibility. 

ACCOMODATION:

During your volunteering/ internship or teacher exchange you will stay in Zara Charity volunteer house in Moshi. In the house. You will be sharing a bedroom with 1 to 2 other volunteers/ interns.

Our local staff will prepare breakfast, lunch and dinner for you every day. Special diets will also be considered.

There is also a fenced yard where you can relax with your friends. In the yard, you will also find a real Tanzanian-Finnish sauna. For your safety, there is also a guard.

LIVING IN MOSHI 

MOSHI TOWN

 Moshi is a town just at the foot of Africa’s highest mountain Mount Kilimanjaro. Population in Moshi is currently about 1 000 000. People in the city and around it belongs mainly in Pare and Chagga tribes. Moshi is located approximately 50 kilometers from Kilimanjaro International Airport. Moshi is also considered the cleanest town in East Africa.

Moshi area produces a lot of corn and beans. Harvesting is once in the year after rainy season. In the higher slopes of the mountain grows bananas and coffee. Moshi town has a relatively stable climate, which is highly controlled by the presence of Mount Kilimanjaro. This, as well as the altitude of the town, about 1 kilometer from sea level, keeps the temperatures lower than at the coastal area.

What to do in Moshi?

When you have free time, there are plenty of things to do in Moshi. If you like sports you can swim, go to the gym, play tennis, squash or even golf. If you are interested in culture, you can learn Masai – jewelry making, batik dying or African dance and drumming. Moshi has also a large number of restaurants, which offer delicacies for all tastes. On weekends you may choose to spend time with either listening to live music or go to nightclubs in Moshi

SHORT COURSES:

At weekends we can arrange different short courses at the Zara Charity house. If you want, it is also possible to continue the courses longer during the week after your working hours. 

AFRICAN DANCE AND DRUMMING:

 Kilimanjaro Wizards, a traditional African performing dance group from Moshi, is willing to teach traditional African dances and drumming. The best way is to attend the group’s training sessions weekly but if many volunteers are interested the group can also organize a shorter intensive course at the house. 

AFRICAN PARTY:

It is also possible to have an African party at the Zara Charity house and invite Kilimanjaro Wizards to perform there. Group will perform about one and half hours. There will be about ten performers and they will perform not only traditional African dances but also acrobatics. After the performance the group will teach dancing and drumming. 

MAKING HANDBANDS:

Young Rasta boys who are earning their living by making and selling different kind of hand bands are ready to teach you how to make them. During one weekend you can learn 2 to 3 different ways of making hand bands by weaving and intertwining different threads and using small pearls.

MAASAI JEWELLERY AND DECORATION:

 If you are interested of the Masai tribe’s traditional way to make jewelers and different kind of decorations out of small colorful pearls we can invite a Masai mama to Zara Charity house to teach you.

BATIK DYING:

Tanzanians are very talented on dying fabrics and making pictures by using wax batik technique. If you want to try to dye your own fabric or make your own picture by using wax batik technique you can take part on batik dying course. The teacher is one mama who is earning her living by making wax batik.

TINGA TINGA PAINTING

Is a traditional Tanzanian naive art movement. You can see these colorful paintings everywhere in Moshi. You can make your own Tinga Tinga painting with local Tinga Tinga artist. The lesson takes about 3 to 4 hours to finish the painting. Book the lesson in the previous day so the artist will prepare the canvas for you.

CONTACT

SEND US EMAIL AND WE WILL RESPOND WITHIN 48 HOURS:

Datus Joseph

Zara1@zaracharity.com

Zainab Ansell

zainab@zaratours.com 

Postal Address,

Zara Charity

P.o. Box 1990, Ghalla Street