Led by Ms. Mesha Singolyo, County Director of the Global Fund for Widows Tanzania, our men and women have been meeting frequently to learn about finance, farming, and the benefits of giving women more autonomy regarding their bodies and their futures.
Read MoreEmpowering women by teaching them how to invest and fund their own community projects is the first step towards economic independence, and sustainable hope for the future.
Read MoreWe recently rediscovered an article written by pediatrician, Jennifer Bass, MD, who treated patients at Olmoti a few years back. She explains how little time Western medicine allows for patient interaction, with its emphasis on paperwork and protocols, and how a return to simple record keeping and human touch reaffirmed her commitment to healing.
Read MoreWe’re replacing indoor open fire pits with chimney stoves to improve the respiratory health of Olmoti Village.
Read More2022 was an important year at Olmoti Village. Thanks to the generosity of our donors and hard-working residents, we made significant strides to improve the health, education, opportunities, and quality of life of our people. We welcome your donations at www.olmoticlinic.org/donate.
Read More“Her smile lights up the room.” Susan Finlay Marrinan met Ndicho Kiluso, the Maasai girl whose high school education she is sponsoring.
Read MoreThe Olmoti Maasai were thrilled this summer to have the volunteer services of Dr. Jennifer Bass, a pediatrician from Kaiser Permanente in Portland…
Read MoreIn a pivotal expansion, Olmoti's new Health Center, a major construction project, allows more than 4,000 Maasai access to surgeries…
Read MoreThe Olmoti landscape was obscured by the black of midnight when Zainabu Mbaga heard a commotion--voices and the clatter of a motorcycle engine.
Read MoreWhen water gushed from Olmoti Clinic’s new spigot, a cheer went up from hundreds of Maasai who had trekked across the countryside to see the milestone.
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