Shade’s Outreach Coordinator, Martina, interviewed a member of our community. Her answers provide insight into the way of life in Shinyanga, Tanzania, where you will find Shade’s Campus.
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Shinyanga is a region in Tanzania surrounded by rich gold deposits, and it is home to thousands who depend on mining to make a living. The glow of gold draws many, but behind the shimmer lie stories of fear, superstition, and survival. Two years after her first son Boaz was born, Martha gave birth to […]
The birth of a child is a time of joy, excitement, and love. But for Martha, the birth of her firstborn, Boaz, quickly became a time of fear, uncertainty, and rejection. Martha’s pregnancy was difficult and filled with worry, but she says, “I thank God. He carried me through until the very end, and I […]
As 2025 draws to a close, we’re reflecting on and celebrating the ways God has used Shade to create family. Psalm 68:6 states that “God sets the lonely in families” and we have watched Him do that time and time again here at Shade. We want to tell you about one of these families, grafted […]
Written by Shade’s Tanzanian Communications Coordinator Ester Wilson Every October, Shade begins a special journey of hope, one that lights the dreams of education for children whose futures are dimmed by poverty. This annual recruitment exercise identifies children living with albinism and those from extremely vulnerable backgrounds, offering them scholarships to attend Shade School. The […]