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Sulsa Ozobra treats farm animals in remote areas of Mozambique in his
college practicum course, preparing him for a veterinary career intended
to promote rural development. Ancha Saide Cassimo interns at an
accounting firm in the city of Chimoio, learning the skills to become an
entrepreneur and help develop Mozambique’s economy. Moises and Manuel
Chiungo, who fled to Zimbabwe during Mozambique’s brutal civil war,
have returned to their homeland for their high school studies, aiming to
pursue careers in engineering.
Africa’s challenges are complex, but one of the solutions is obvious:
education. Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Carmen Mauriello Jr. founded
the non-profit Mozambique Scholarship Fund in 2008 in the hope of
providing opportunities to the talented and motivated students of this
southern African country. Thanks to the generosity of individual donors,
the Fund is helping Sulsa, Ancha, Moises, and Manuel further their
education, realize their dreams, and develop their communities and
country.
Please click on the "About Us" link below for more
information about the Fund and the "Donations" link for
information about donating to this 501(c)(3), tax-exempt organization.
As they say in Africa, it takes a village. For Sulsa, Ancha, Moises,
Manuel, and their peers, we are that village -
a global village of supporters who can propel these motivated
Mozambicans to improve the quality of life in their communities and
country. We thank you for considering a donation to The Mozambique
Scholarship Fund!
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