Our Impact, By the Numbers
At Moshi Kids Centre, we believe our supporters deserve real numbers, not just a compelling story. This page is our single source of truth for our impact—the numbers you’ll see here are the same numbers we use internally, and we update this page (not our other blog posts) whenever they change. If you see a different figure anywhere else on our site or social channels, this page is the one to trust.
Last updated: [July 2026]
At a Glance
Metric | Figure |
Children currently enrolled | 75 |
Founded | 2009, as an initiative of Zara Charity |
Location | Pasua, Moshi, Kilimanjaro Region, Tanzania |
Ages served (early childhood program) | 3–6 years |
Attendance rate | 95% |
Progression rate to next education level | 85% |
Meals served | 3 meals per day |
Local staff & teachers employed | 10 |
Schools reached through our nutrition/outreach program | 10+ |
Children reached monthly through nutrition outreach | ~1,200 |
2026 goal | Reach 100 children |
Moshi Kids Centre self-reported every figure above, reflecting our program records as of the “last updated” date. We’re a locally registered, donor-funded initiative, not an independently audited charity, so we’re telling you plainly where these numbers come from rather than dressing them up as third-party verified.
Who We Serve
Moshi Kids Centre provides free early childhood education, daily meals, and holistic care for orphaned and vulnerable children aged 3–6 in Pasua, Moshi, at the base of Mount Kilimanjaro. Since opening, our core early-childhood program has grown from a small handful of children into one of the larger community-based early-education initiatives in the Kilimanjaro region.
Beyond the center itself, we also run a broader nutrition and outreach program that supports children across a wider network of local schools—this is a separate figure from our core enrollment number, and we’ve listed both above to keep the two clearly distinct.
What Your Support Provides
- Free early childhood education — a structured curriculum covering reading, writing, numeracy, and English language foundations for children aged 3–6
- Daily nutritious meals — for many children, the most consistent meal they receive
- Clothing and hygiene supplies
- Emotional support — play therapy, mentorship, and counseling for children from difficult or unstable backgrounds
- Family engagement — parent workshops and community meetings that extend our impact beyond the classroom
Where We’re Headed
We’ve publicly committed to reaching 1,000 children by 2026, alongside plans to expand digital learning tools and sponsorship capacity. We’ll update this page with progress on our goal and report honestly on any setbacks or timeline changes, not only the positive news.
Our Commitment to Transparency
Every donation, sponsorship, and volunteer hour supports the programs described above. If you’ve read a different number for “how many children we serve” somewhere else on our site, blog, or social media, treat this page as the current, correct figure—we’re in the process of updating older posts to link back here rather than restate their numbers, precisely so this doesn’t happen again.
If you have questions about our numbers, our programs, or how your donation is used, contact us directly — we’re glad to explain exactly where a figure comes from.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many children does Moshi Kids Centre currently serve? As of July 2026, we serve 800+ children in our core early-childhood program, with a broader nutrition and outreach network reaching additional children across partner schools. See the table above for the full breakdown.
How is the Moshi Kids Centre funded? Moshi Kids Centre is funded through individual donations, child sponsorships, and support connected to Zara Charity and Zara Tanzania Adventures.
Is Moshi Kids Centre a registered charity? Yes, Moshi Kids Centre operates as a legitimate community-focused organization committed to supporting vulnerable children through education and care programs.
How often is this impact data updated? We update this page whenever our program numbers materially change and, at minimum, once per year. The “last updated” date at the top of this page always reflects the most recent figures.
Where do these numbers come from? These are our internal program records — attendance logs, enrollment records, and meal-service counts. We are not currently independently audited, and we say so plainly rather than implying any third-party verification11

