Joining hands, creating hope
In 2003, the town of Stouffville and the village of Igoma formally joined hands to create hope for
a brighter future for this impoverished Tanzanian community.
The Stouffville Igoma Partnership (SIP) aims to empower the people of Igoma to overcome
poverty by improving their health, well-being and access to quality education.
Child sponsorship
Giving children access to basic necessities such as food, healthcare and education
Healthcare
Helping the local health clinic meet critical needs with high standards of care
Youth education
Scholarships that make secondary school and vocational training affordable for youth in need
Community training and support
Empowering teens, young adults and women through skills training and basic healthcare education
Latest news
In 2025, SIP supported 104 children through child sponsorship and 22 older youth through scholarships.