There are three houses at the Sibusiso Centre where the mothers and their children of the three months programme stay. The mothers are informed what the physical disability of their children implies and they are taught how to look after them and stimulate them. (...More)

Malnourishment is a serious problem in Tanzania. The mortality rate increases with malnourishment and multiply impaired children have an increased risk of becoming malnourished. As long as a child can be carried on the back of the mother and is breastfed it is no problem.  (...More)

This community is used by the children and teachers for games. It is also used for Sibusiso staff meetings. Once a month, an Open Day is organised for parents with their children, family, teachers and village elders and all other interested people. They get information, support and are motivated. Open Days are well visited and all Sibusiso staff take part, not just the cooks, counselors and teaching staff but garden staff, maintenance people, drivers, cleaning staff and office staff participate as well. (...More)

In The children learn to cook the Tanzanian way: on wood, charcoal or kerosine. They learn how to prepare vegetables, how to measure and weigh, how to start the fire and what dangers fire can bring. (...More)

A number of Sibusiso children are both mentally and physically disabled.There are physio- and occupational therapists employed by Sibusiso. Sibusiso have sponsored students who are being educated in occupational therapy in Moshi. (...More)

Further parts of the institution are the playground and Sibusiso walk, the central kitchen, laundry and workshop, as well as the carpentry.(...More)