Agi Projects

Agi Projects is a fully non-profit organization committed to enhancing educational opportunities for children in an orphanage and in a village in northern Tanzania. Agi Projects supports kids with improving their educational opportunities by giving them extra classes in English after school. The village kids are living in very poor village families who cannot afford sending their kids to school. Agi Projects is also supporting the annual school fees and health care insurance of these village kids. In special cases where families are extremely poor, Agi Projects supports these families individually with the challenges that they are facing. Why is it important to learn English? It is a strong motivation for Agi Projects to support kids’ education and especially their English skills. In Tanzania, Primary School is taught in Swahili, while Secondary School is conducted in English. As a result, if children do not develop strong English skills during Primary School, they will likely face significant challenges when they enter Secondary School. Agi Projects is run by the association's board, which consists of Vincenzo Mastromartino and Amanda Cecilie Hansen, along with our committed contributors and members who support the organization’s charitable projects through monthly or annual contributions, as well as one-time donations. We, Vincenzo and Amanda, frequently travel to Tanzania (self-administrated trips) to follow up on current projects and connect with the children, following their growth. We know each child personally, most of whom we've known since their first day of school in 2016.