BLOG 7: I am grateful for Qurus because…

For the past three weeks, the Tanzania group has been living and working in Qurus, a village in the Karatu district of Tanzania. Today was their final day in this wonderful community and there was a lot of gratitude to go around! Each student has written in their own words why they are grateful for Qurus, and their messages are truly heart-warming and profound. We’ve pulled out just a few below, but we encourage you to read each of the letters to truly get a sense of the impact this community has had on the students.

“It was a space that allowed me to learn about distinct people and cultures while helping me learn more about myself and who I want to be.” 

“My homestay family is the best I could possible imagine.”

“Working here at the school has given me insight into what it means to serve, and how I want to serve my community at home and abroad in the future.” 

Also below, you will find beautiful portraits of each student with their homestay family.

Homestay Family Portraits

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Want to experience Tanzania for yourself? Our applications for Tanzania Summer 2020 are now open! Learn More by visiting our Tanzania Program Page or go ahead and submit your Early Enrollment, and we’ll be in touch!

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