Tanzania fish farm project at Msamaria Children’s Center (WCSC)

By on November 3, 2013

From the World Community Service Committee. PROJECT: Moshi, Tanzania – Integrated aquaculture project, including fish pond construction and vertical vegetable garden for the benefit of Msamaria Center for Street Children. Project includes providing additional nutrition and agricultural skills to the roughly 100 children who visit the Center each year. Center providing $700 in kind. Moshi Rotary Club active local Rotary sponsor.

Report from Folkward Mapunda, Director, Msamaria Center for Street Children, Moshi, Tanzania (EA)
“Am very happy to inform you that the fish farming project has taken off now as we are constructing the hole and facing.” Said Mapunda, “We have also purchased the materials for fish and hopefully, before the end of this week will start testing to see there is no water leakage.”

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