About 25-30 children aged 3-5 from the neighborhood attend the center in the Pasua district, where the building and facilities are comparatively simple. Many of the children come from needy or socially disadvantaged families who cannot afford to send their children to a public or private kindergarten; some of the children are semi-orphans.

In the mornings, simple lessons are usually held, such as learning letters and numbers, singing, playing, dancing, clapping and circle games, storytelling, and basic English.

There are two caregivers at the center. The teacher, Hadija, speaks basic English. Another caregiver, Amina, supports Hadija in teaching.

The children receive two meals at the center, usually porridge and a small lunch. The center is open Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. It is closed on Saturdays and Sundays.

The early childhood education and care center is located in the Soweto district, near St. Joseph Hospital, and cares for 35 children. It is supported by a small, dedicated team of three teachers and a cook.

Preschool-aged children are at the center from 8 a.m. until after lunch. If you are interested, you can also stay in the center until 5 p.m., when it is visited by primary school children who receive afternoon care.

Since 2023, the kindergarten has been part of providing early learning experiences to children aged 2 to 5 years. Under the leadership of dedicated teachers Olivari and Hussein, the kindergarten teaches around 35 children basic skills in reading, writing, and counting—playfully through songs and games in a colorful environment surrounded by green trees and banana plants.

Most of the children come from disadvantaged families, for whom access to early childhood education is often challenging, whether due to financial barriers or the lack of time and education of the parents. The Good Hope Kindergarten offers this education free of charge and strives to provide a solid foundation for successful school and personal development.

The Lutheran Church operates four kindergartens in the Pasua area of Moshi Town. Each kindergarten is attended daily by between 200-400 children. The children are aged 3-7 years. Typically, there are two shifts: the youngest children (3-4 years) attend from 7-11 a.m., and the older children (6-7 years) attend from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. While the younger children play, the older ones already learn reading, writing, basic arithmetic, and receive lessons in "behavior" and "hygiene," which are based on Montessori pedagogy. However, knowledge of this pedagogy is not required for interns/volunteers.

Even during the official school holidays (December and July), there are always children in the kindergartens, for example, preparing children under 3 who will be admitted to kindergarten at the next start date. Thus, activities are possible throughout the year.

Due to the large number of children, the kindergartens have too few staff and therefore need volunteers. Currently, there is about one teacher/caregiver for every 25 children.

The center includes a kindergarten that is open Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. for children aged 3-6 years. Around 30 children attend the kindergarten.

In the afternoon, there is homework support and tutoring for elementary school children in mathematics, English, geography, computer applications, and art. This is carried out by unpaid local volunteer teachers, but foreign volunteers are also welcome to assist. Teenage students, young adults, and mothers can take advantage of additional educational offerings such as computer courses, tailoring classes, and art lessons, where you can also get involved.

Located in the Shirimatunda neighborhood, this daycare center provides care and education for 38 children aged 2.5 to 5 years. The center is staffed by three teachers, one caretaker, and one cook, creating a safe and nurturing environment that fosters early childhood development.

The mission of this center is to support orphans and vulnerable children by providing access to basic needs such as education, healthcare, shelter, food, and clothing. The center serves a total of 70 children, including 30 orphans aged 2 to 16 years. While the older children attend public school, the 2-5 years old are at the center during the daytime.

The staff consists of five teachers, one social worker, two matrons, and one patron.

If interested, you can also engage in activities for older children and adolescents, which take place from 3:30 PM to 6:00 PM. These activities include computer lessons, sports and games, football, dance, and homework assistance.