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     Here are the stories of the children who are growing up at Samaritan Village Orphanage. Many of these children still need sponsors who will support them financially and in prayer. Could you be that person? Could your family be their sponsor? Ask yourself this as you read the stories of the children of Samaritan Village, then click the SPONSOR BUTTON if you would like to sponsor a child through our SECURE DONATION PAGE

                             

                                       

 

 

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Isaac

1 year old

Isaac is one of three children who came to Samaritan Village on January 10, 2023. They were transferred from another orphanage that was forced to close due to lack of funds.

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Ariana

1 year old

Ariana is one of three children who came to Samaritan Village on January 10, 2023. They were transferred from another orphanage that was forced to close due to lack of funds.

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Baraka

9 years old

Baraka arrived in June, 2022. He is from the same orphanage where ten children were brought to Samaritan Village in May, 2022. The orpahange where he and the others had been living was shut down due to a lack of funds. When the children arrived at the orphanage, it was discovered they had been severely abused. The children are all adjusting well to their new home as they experience the Love of God from their new family with a new father (Josephat) many mama's and lots of brothers and sisters.

Agnes

Agnes

4 years old

Agnes one of ten children brought to the orphanage on May 7, 2022. The orpahange where she and the others had been living was shut down due to a lack of funds. When the children arrived at the orphanage, it was discovered they had been severely abused. The children are all adjusting well to their new home as they experience the Love of God from their new family with a new father (Josephat) many mama's and lots of brothers and sisters.

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Naserian

9 years old

Nasarien is one of two girls brought to the orphanage on February 12, 2023. They are both orphans. They were found by their teacher and turned over to the police when she discovered they had been severely abused. The police then brought them to Samaritan Village.

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Hosiana

6 years old

Hosiana is one of two girls brought to the orphanage on February 12, 2023. They are both orphans. They were found by their teacher and turned over to the police when she discovered they had been severely abused. The police then brought them to Samaritan Village Hosiana is in need of more medical treatment.

Mercy

Mercy

12 years old

Mercy is one of ten children brought to the orphanage on May 7, 2022. The orpahange where she and the others had been living was shut down due to a lack of funds. When the children arrived at the orphanage, it was discovered they had been severely abused. The children are all adjusting well to their new home as they experience the Love of God from their new family with a new father (Josephat) many mama's and lots of brothers and sisters.

Rehema

Rehema

5 years old

Rehema is one of ten children brought to the orphanage on May 7, 2022. The orpahange where she and the others had been living was shut down due to a lack of funds. When the children arrived at the orphanage, it was discovered they had been severely abused. The children are all adjusting well to their new home as they experience the Love of God from their new family with a new father (Josephat) many mama's and lots of brothers and sisters.

Ephraim

Ephraim

February  24,  2020​

Dear Samaritan friends

I would like to inform you that, I admit baby boy aprox. 11 months old

after founded abandoned.

 

We waiting for the  investigation  report from Police. I named Ephraim.

 

Josephat Mmanyi

Salome

Salome

December 18, 2019

 
This is the second baby girl Salome transferred from the same orphanage closed. She is one year and eight months old. (NOTE: Salome was transferred to Samaritan Village on August 18, 2021)


Thanks 
Josephat Mmanyi 

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Nasma

12 years old

Nasma iis one of ten children brought to the orphanage on May 7, 2022. The orpahange where she and the others had been living was shut down due to a lack of funds. When the children arrived at the orphanage, it was discovered they had been severely abused. The children are all adjusting well to their new home as they experience the Love of God from their new family with a new father (Josephat) many mama's and lots of brothers and sisters.

Daniel

Daniel

March 1, 2002

Daniel was placed in a garbage bag and dumped during the night in a bush by the side of a Lutheran Church in Arusha. He was found by some people the next morning. He was brought to social welfare and transferred to Samaritan Village.  He was two months old when he was abandoned.  Daniel has a real heart for God and loves to “preach” to the children during their evening chapel. He just graduated from secondary school. He wants to be a mechanic.

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John

April 5, 2000

John was dumped soon after delivery by his mother who first tried to beat him by hitting him repeatedly in the head.  She then put him in a plastic bag and dumped him in a waste bin.  He was found in the morning inside the bag and barely alive.  He was brought to the hospital and stayed there until the age of three months.  He then was admitted to the orphanage through social welfare.  John is attending  a  special school known as Uhuru (“Freedom”) Primary School.  He is mute, and a slow leaner but he is a wonderful, happy boy. He likes to play the guitar and weave.

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Everest

February 12. 2005

Everest was abandoned soon after birth. He was dumped in a public garbage bin. He was premature. He was found when people heard him crying. He was taken to the hospital where he remained for four months. The doctors did not think he would live but he recovered after much prayer. He was then transferred to Samaritan Village. He likes to play. He attends secondary school Form 1.

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Brigita

Brigita

September 15, 2007

Her mother was mentally ill, and attempted to deliver her in the road because she could not find the hospital.  People found her and brought her to the Roman Catholic Dispensary in Loliondo about 400 kilometers from Arusha.  Her mother disappeared after giving birth. The baby stayed in the hospital for one and a half months. No one came to claim her so she was transferred to Samaritan Village.  She is in Primary School at Lady of Mercy School . She likes to play.

Aminael

Aminael

August 18, 2018

Animal was a baby girl of 3 years old when she was transferred from another orphanage after cit was closed due to the lack of fund’s. She has done very well since arriving! She attends preschool.

Jeremiah

Jeremiah

February 25, 2009

He was dumped soon after delivery. He was found in a small town called Sekei in the middle of the night. The baby stayed in the hospital before being transferred to  Samaritan Village. He is in the Nursery Class at Lady of Mercy School.

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Baraka

Baraka

January 19, 2010

The baby was abandoned in the hospital by the mother soon after she gave birth. He was taken care of at the hospital for several weeks before being transferred to Samaritan Village. He is just now school age.

Wilson

Wilson

March 10, 2014

This is Josephat's report when Wilson arrived. “Around 11pm, one baby boy was brought to Samaritan Village after being found at Kisongo near Snake Park Meserani. The baby looks healthy, and is approximately six months old. He was found on   August 28, 2014.” He has been given the name Wilson. Wilson is doing well and is now in Grade 3.

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David

March 10, 2003

David was abandoned at the age of three months in the “New Settlement” area of Arusha. He was brought to social welfare who then brought him to Samaritan Village. He attends St. Monica School and is in Class 4. He likes to play with animals, watch TV, and play the guitar. His plan for the future is to become an electrical engineer

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Sunday

March 19, 2013

The baby boy was found abandoned in Kisongo on May 19, 2013 just outside of the Arusha Municipality near the A to Z Mosquito Net Factory. The baby was found to have bruises. He was taken to the hospital where he remained for nine days before being discharged to Samaritan Village.

Ibrahim

Ibrahim

December 23, 2006

He was abandoned in Unga Ltd (slum area). He was found by a good Samaritan. He was brought to our center by social welfare officers. He likes politics and he is one of our children who is always asking about the government’s ruling system. He looks small for his age. He received a full scholarship to attend the most prestigious Football (Soccer) Academy in Tanzania. He is now in his second year there and is doing fantastic.

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Emmanuel

December 1, 2006

He was dumped at Mt. Meru hospital after being born premature. His mother abandoned him soon after delivery. He was taken care of at the hospital for three months before being transferred to Samaritan Village. He is in Nursery School at St. Monica School. He is one of our children who is doing very well in school. He would like to be a teacher. He attends secondary school Form 2.

Elijah

Elijah

October 3, 2009

He was abandoned at the age of approximately sixteen months. He was found outside the town of Arusha in an area known as Sekei. He was abandoned but his mother or possibly by a relative. A woman found him crying and took him to the police station. The police asked the woman to take care of him while they searched for any relatives. The woman who found the baby did not have the ability to take care of him because she was very poor. He was turned over to the Social Welfare Department. The authorities at the department brought the baby to Samaritan Village where he has lived ever since.

Lisa

Lisa

July 7, 2018(?)

This little girl was brought to the orphanage on July 7, 2020

Dear Samaritan friends

Right after the lockdown these this little girl was found abandoned in a slum area called Unga Ltd. She is approximately two years old.

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Margreth

May 11, 2016

From Josephat: I received a report from social worker/police about a baby found in the toilet trenches soon after delivery. The baby was found near in an area near Samaritan Village land at Mwanga. The baby had big inner injures so she stayed in the hospital for a month. The baby was treated at the Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Center (KCMC). The condition of the baby was not good but the doctor decided to release her to Samaritan. Village a week later. She is now doing well. We gave her the name Margreth. She is now in Grade 1.

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Pendo

March 10, 2015

Dear Samaritan friends,

 

I would like to inform you that, I admit baby girl named Pendo. She founded dumped and right leg broken. Police RB # /857/2016. She is very weak. My hope your prayer will make her recover. She need

medication and nutritional food and special care . She is here at

Samaritan, she looks line one year and half but I think she is around two years old.

 

UPDATE FROM JOSEPHAT: Pendo changing to compare to the first time. She feel pains but her eyes show good hope. Many thanks to you all for your prayers.

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Flora

August 18, 2005

Flora is the sister of Ester. She was brought to Samaritan Village by a social welfare officer. Their mother died in 2006 from HIV, Their father was in the final stages of HIV when he brought the children to Social Welfare. He later died. Both children were okay and they were allowed to be adopted according to their parent agreement between the father and the government under a lawyer’s care. She attends secondary school Form 1.

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Anastazia

4 years old

Anastazia is one of ten children brought to the orphanage on May 7, 2022. The orpahange where she and the others had been living was shut down due to a lack of funds. When the children arrived at the orphanage, it was discovered they had been severely abused. The children are all adjusting well to their new home as they experience the Love of God from their new family with a new father (Josephat) many mama's and lots of brothers and sisters.

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Nicholas

February 16, 2018

​A new baby boy was brought to the orphanage on  July 17, 2018. He was given the name Nicholas. He was found abandoned at Unga Limited slums area. Social welfare was contacted and when no relatives were found he was admitted to Samaritan Village in the evening. He was suffering from malnutrition. He was approximately 8 months old and weighed about 10 pounds. He required special supervision. He is now doing well and is in preschool.. 

Jacob

Jacob

July 5, 2019

This little boy was brought to the orphanage on August 5, 2019

Dear Samaritan friends

I admitted a baby boy who was found after being born premature. He is weak but is receiving adequate care in our Nursery/Incubator room. I named him Jacob.

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Zechariah

January 6, 2017

Dear Samaritan Friends,
A baby was brought to the orphanage on August 6, 2019 He was found two weeks earlier and admitted to th
e hospital. He stayed in the hospital until he was released and taken to Samaritan Village. He was very thin and weak and was suffering from severe malnutrition. H
e was given the name Zechariah. today is is doing well in preschool.

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Shadrack

May 27, 2013

  We just received word that a new little boy has arrived at Samaritan Village. He has been given the name Shedrack. This baby was found abandoned on the night of February 21, 2015 near Ngarenaro Primary school by a woman. She took him to the local police who began searching for any relatives. The kind woman continued to care for him until May 27.  When no relatives were found the little boy was admitted to Samaritan Village.

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Brighton

March 15, 2014

​On September 29, 2015 a little boy was brought to Samaritan Village by a social welfare officer. He was approximately eighteen months old. The baby was sick and suffering from malnutrition. The doctors found that he had a problem in his spine and lungs, which required serious treatment. He may also be showing signs of dwarfism. More than treatment, the little boy needed prayer. After two months Brighton was recovering and doing much better.

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Maua

February 21, 2017

A baby girl was admitted to Samaritan Village on July 21, 2018. She was approximately eighteen months old. She was found at Kigonigoni Mwanga in some bushes suffering from malnutrition. She had been laid in the middle of a huge bed of shining wild flowers.

Josephat  decided to name her  Maua, which means flowers.   

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Sharon

September 25, 2015

Attachment is a child founded at Kwamorombo out of Arusha city. She founded by one old woman and she took baby to police and social welfare. I named SHARON. She is 2yrs my sprocket. She is helth.

Josephat Mmanyi

Scholastica

Scholastica

September 22, 2005

She was brought to social welfare from an area near Lake Manyara. She was abandoned near there at the age of one. She attends St. Monica School and is in Class 4. She likes to play netball, sing, watch TV, and play with dolls. She would someday like to be a nurse.  She is in Secondary School Form 5.

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Josephat

October 10, 2006

The twin boys Joseph and Paul were born near Ngorongoro Crater National Conservation Area. Their mother was a member of the nomadic Sonjo tribe. Their mother traveled 70 kilometers to town to give birth  to them, but then she died.  The convent where they were born tried to bring them back to the tribe, but the tribe believes it is a bad omen to accept children with dead mothers, so they would not take the children back.  They left the children in the hut with their mother’s body and moved to a different location. The babies were found by the nuns from the convent. They stayed in the convent until the age of one month. They were then transferred to Samaritan Village. He attends secondary school Form 1.

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Florence

September 1, 2018

This little girl was found abandoned shortly after delivery. She was taken to the police and when no-one claimed her she was taken to the orphanage and placed in the incubator room. She is now doing well.​

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Beatrice Betty

2 years old

Beatrice Betty is one of ten children brought to the orphanage on May 7, 2022. The orpahange where she and the others had been living was shut down due to a lack of funds. When the children arrived at the orphanage, it was discovered they had been severely abused. The children are all adjusting well to their new home as they experience the Love of God from their new family with a new father (Josephat) many mama's and lots of brothers and sisters.

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Elizabeth

November 26, 2007

Baby Elizabeth came from being abandoned when she was approximately two days old. She was dumped in the land of the Maasai Tribe so she is believed to be Maasai. Maasai is a nomadic tribe. This tribe lives according to ancient cultural ways but some have now changed their way of living. Most of them still herd livestock, do not attend school, and many of the men are polygamist. She was brought to our centre by a Social Welfare officer. 

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Moris

June 11, 2020​?

Dear Samaritan friends

Happy New year.

Yesterday (January 11, 2022) I admitted the baby boy founded abandoned at Arusha City after Social welfare and police trying to find the mother or family member. The baby stomach is big coursed by Malnutrition. He is under

doctor at Samaritan Village Hospital trying to help for treatment and special care. No any injuries in his body.

  He approximated 1 year and 6 months old. I named Moris

 

Thanks

Josephat Mmanyi

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Sarah

February 20, 2007

She is one of ten Maasai girls brought to Samaritan Village when the “orphanage” where they were living was closed by the government. Theirs is a tragic story--too sad to publish here in its entirety.

The girls had been taken from their tribe by a group claiming to be part of a legitimate orphanage. They claimed they were “rescuing” them from becoming child brides (and one of many wives) to an older Maasai tribe member. Although they were “rescued” from that future, they were brought into an even more horrific situation.

Without going into detail, one of the girl’s escaped from the “orphanage” where they were being exploited and was able to tell authorities what had happened to them. The girl’s were immediately rescued and taken to Samaritan Village. Those involved were arrested and put on trial. They received various sentences. (One person involved was sentenced to life in prison.)

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Mary

April 12, 2009

She is one of ten Maasai girls brought to Samaritan Village when the “orphanage” where they were living was closed by the government. Theirs is a tragic story--too sad to publish here in its entirety.

The girls had been taken from their tribe by a group claiming to be part of a legitimate orphanage. They claimed they were “rescuing” them from becoming child brides (and one of many wives) to an older Maasai tribe member. Although they were “rescued” from that future, they were brought into an even more horrific situation.

Without going into detail, one of the girl’s escaped from the “orphanage” where they were being exploited and was able to tell authorities what had happened to them. The girl’s were immediately rescued and taken to Samaritan Village. Those involved were arrested and put on trial. They received various sentences. (One person involved was sentenced to life in prison.)

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Godluck

June 15, 2020​ (?)

This little baby boy was brought to the orphanage on September 28 , 2020

Dear Samaritan Friends

Attachment is a baby boy founded dumped yesterday afternoon. The baby

is very weak, affected by malnutrition. After baby founded, reported police and transfer to Samaritan Village. He is sick and we care and doctors from our Medical Clinic helping to treat and advice how to do.

His parts like legs, neck, hands not moving, he staying a same place no moving because of weak.

Your prayer and support will make his life to recover again.  I

proximate he have 11 months old. He crying all the time, my hope

doctors will found more problem from him

I named Godluck

Thanks

Josephat Mmanyi

Father of village

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Rosi

August 25, 2007

She is one of ten Maasai girls brought to Samaritan Village when the “orphanage” where they were living was closed by the government. Theirs is a tragic story--too sad to publish here in its entirety.

The girls had been taken from their tribe by a group claiming to be part of a legitimate orphanage. They claimed they were “rescuing” them from becoming child brides (and one of many wives) to an older Maasai tribe member. Although they were “rescued” from that future, they were brought into an even more horrific situation.

Without going into detail, one of the girl’s escaped from the “orphanage” where they were being exploited and was able to tell authorities what had happened to them. The girl’s were immediately rescued and taken to Samaritan Village. Those involved were arrested and put on trial. They received various sentences. (One person involved was sentenced to life in prison.)

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Paul

October 10, 2006

The twin boys Joseph and Paul were born near Ngorongoro Crater National Conservation Area. Their mother was a member of the nomadic Sonjo tribe. Their mother traveled 70 kilometers to town to give birth  to them, but then she died.  The convent where they were born tried to bring them back to the tribe, but the tribe believes it is a bad omen to accept children with dead mothers, so they would not take the children back.  They left the children in the hut with their mother’s body and moved to a different location. The babies were found by the nuns from the convent. They stayed in the convent until the age of one month. They were then transferred to Samaritan Village. He attends secondary school Form 2

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Maria

October 8, 2009

She is one of ten Maasai girls brought to Samaritan Village when the “orphanage” where they were living was closed by the government. Theirs is a tragic story--too sad to publish here in its entirety.

The girls had been taken from their tribe by a group claiming to be part of a legitimate orphanage. They claimed they were “rescuing” them from becoming child brides (and one of many wives) to an older Maasai tribe member. Although they were “rescued” from that future, they were brought into an even more horrific situation.

Without going into detail, one of the girl’s escaped from the “orphanage” where they were being exploited and was able to tell authorities what had happened to them. The girl’s were immediately rescued and taken to Samaritan Village. Those involved were arrested and put on trial. They received various sentences. (One person involved was sentenced to life in prison.)

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Marsily

July 6, 2011

She is one of ten Maasai girls brought to Samaritan Village when the “orphanage” where they were living was closed by the government. Theirs is a tragic story--too sad to publish here in its entirety.

The girls had been taken from their tribe by a group claiming to be part of a legitimate orphanage. They claimed they were “rescuing” them from becoming child brides (and one of many wives) to an older Maasai tribe member. Although they were “rescued” from that future, they were brought into an even more horrific situation.

Without going into detail, one of the girl’s escaped from the “orphanage” where they were being exploited and was able to tell authorities what had happened to them. The girl’s were immediately rescued and taken to Samaritan Village. Those involved were arrested and put on trial. They received various sentences. (One person involved was sentenced to life in prison.)

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Ester

12 years old

Ester is one of ten children brought to the orphanage on May 7, 2022. The orpahange where she and the others had been living was shut down due to a lack of funds. When the children arrived at the orphanage, it was discovered they had been severely abused. The children are all adjusting well to their new home as they experience the Love of God from their new family with a new father (Josephat) many mama's and lots of brothers and sisters.

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Elizabeth

November 17, 2009

She is one of ten Maasai girls brought to Samaritan Village when the “orphanage” where they were living was closed by the government. Theirs is a tragic story--too sad to publish here in its entirety.

The girls had been taken from their tribe by a group claiming to be part of a legitimate orphanage. They claimed they were “rescuing” them from becoming child brides (and one of many wives) to an older Maasai tribe member. Although they were “rescued” from that future, they were brought into an even more horrific situation.

Without going into detail, one of the girl’s escaped from the “orphanage” where they were being exploited and was able to tell authorities what had happened to them. The girl’s were immediately rescued and taken to Samaritan Village. Those involved were arrested and put on trial. They received various sentences. (One person involved was sentenced to life in prison.)

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Neema

January 3, 2008

She is one of ten Maasai girls brought to Samaritan Village when the “orphanage” where they were living was closed by the government. Theirs is a tragic story--too sad to publish here in its entirety.

The girls had been taken from their tribe by a group claiming to be part of a legitimate orphanage. They claimed they were “rescuing” them from becoming child brides (and one of many wives) to an older Maasai tribe member. Although they were “rescued” from that future, they were brought into an even more horrific situation.

Without going into detail, one of the girl’s escaped from the “orphanage” where they were being exploited and was able to tell authorities what had happened to them. The girl’s were immediately rescued and taken to Samaritan Village. Those involved were arrested and put on trial. They received various sentences. (One person involved was sentenced to life in prison.)

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Anna

May  21, 20068

She is one of ten Maasai girls brought to Samaritan Village when the “orphanage” where they were living was closed by the government. Theirs is a tragic story--too sad to publish here in its entirety.

The girls had been taken from their tribe by a group claiming to be part of a legitimate orphanage. They claimed they were “rescuing” them from becoming child brides (and one of many wives) to an older Maasai tribe member. Although they were “rescued” from that future, they were brought into an even more horrific situation.

Without going into detail, one of the girl’s escaped from the “orphanage” where they were being exploited and was able to tell authorities what had happened to them. The girl’s were immediately rescued and taken to Samaritan Village. Those involved were arrested and put on trial. They received various sentences. (One person involved was sentenced to life in prison.)

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Grace

August 16, 2006

She is one of ten Maasai girls brought to Samaritan Village when the “orphanage” where they were living was closed by the government. Theirs is a tragic story--too sad to publish here in its entirety.

The girls had been taken from their tribe by a group claiming to be part of a legitimate orphanage. They claimed they were “rescuing” them from becoming child brides (and one of many wives) to an older Maasai tribe member. Although they were “rescued” from that future, they were brought into an even more horrific situation.

Without going into detail, one of the girl’s escaped from the “orphanage” where they were being exploited and was able to tell authorities what had happened to them. The girl’s were immediately rescued and taken to Samaritan Village. Those involved were arrested and put on trial. They received various sentences. (One person involved was sentenced to life in prison.)

Carren

Nasma/Carren

May 21, 2021

She is one of ten Maasai girls brought to Samaritan Village when the “orphanage” where they were living was closed by the government. Theirs is a tragic story--too sad to publish here in its entirety.

The girls had been taken from their tribe by a group claiming to be part of a legitimate orphanage. They claimed they were “rescuing” them from becoming child brides (and one of many wives) to an older Maasai tribe member. Although they were “rescued” from that future, they were brought into an even more horrific situation.

Without going into detail, one of the girl’s escaped from the “orphanage” where they were being exploited and was able to tell authorities what had happened to them. The girl’s were immediately rescued and taken to Samaritan Village. Those involved were arrested and put on trial. They received various sentences. (One person involved was sentenced to life in prison.)

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Mariana

12 years old

Mariana is one of ten children brought to the orphanage on May 7, 2022. The orpahange where she and the others had been living was shut down due to a lack of funds. When the children arrived at the orphanage, it was discovered they had been severely abused. The children are all adjusting well to their new home as they experience the Love of God from their new family with a new father (Josephat) many mama's and lots of brothers and sisters.

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Theodora

2 years old

Dorah is one of ten children brought to the orphanage on May 7, 2022. The orpahange where she and the others had been living was shut down due to a lack of funds. When the children arrived at the orphanage, it was discovered they had been severely abused. The children are all adjusting well to their new home as they experience the Love of God from their new family with a new father (Josephat) many mama's and lots of brothers and sisters.

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Isaya

1 year old

Isaya is one of three children who came to Samaritan Village on January 10, 2023. They were transferred from another orphanage that was forced to close due to lack of funds.

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