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What began as 200 meals in a Kariakoo neighbourhood in 2022 has grown into a lifeline for children, elders, people with disabilities, and families in crisis across 37 communities.
AGS has pre-positioned grain stores in 14 villages ahead of the dry season, with the harvest fund now at 74% of its $120k annual target.
A new cohort joins the programme this term, bringing total enrolment to 2,940 across Tanzania's rural schools.
AGS has signed a new community agreement to extend the Home Care programme into Singida region, bringing an additional 80 elders into weekly visits.
Volunteer field workers completed their fourth quarterly visit cycle, delivering meals, health checks, and companionship to 500 isolated elders.
400 runners in Arusha and Dar es Salaam participated in AGS's annual World Wildlife Day Run, raising $12,400 for the Harvest Fund dry season campaign.
Monthly recurring donors have crossed 1,240 for the first time, providing AGS with the predictable income needed to plan year-round field deployments.
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