Manju is the only sister of her 6 brothers. Manju is a part of the Swabhiman program and in school her favorite subject is Hindi. One of her favorite things to do is read books.

Nyamizi has been raised by her mother. Nyamizi's father died in 2009 in Dodoma (the capital city of Tanzania) where he was living. At the time of his death, she had not seen him for about five years. It was difficult for Nyamizi to acknowledge her father's death as she missed his love and care. Nyamizi says she is thankful for her mother and her grandmother, who helped to pay for Nyamizi's school fees. Her grandmother would also cook for Nyamizi when she returned from school as she knew Nyamizi could not afford to eat at school and her mother could not afford bus fare, so Nyamizi would walk a long distance to and from school. Nyamizi cannot afford her secondary school fees and is grateful for the support of TAFARE and School Fund supporters. He plans to use his law education, knowledge, and income to contribute towards community development with a focus on orphans and children with disadvantages.

Nyamizi has been raised by her mother. Nyamizi's father died in 2009 in Dodoma (the capital city of Tanzania) where he was living. At the time of his death, she had not seen him for about five years. It was difficult for Nyamizi to acknowledge her father's death as she missed his love and care. Nyamizi says she is thankful for her mother and her grandmother, who helped to pay for Nyamizi's school fees. Her grandmother would also cook for Nyamizi when she returned from school as she knew Nyamizi could not afford to eat at school and her mother could not afford bus fare, so Nyamizi would walk a long distance to and from school. Nyamizi cannot afford her secondary school fees and is grateful for the support of TAFARE and School Fund supporters. He plans to use his law education, knowledge, and income to contribute towards community development with a focus on orphans and children with disadvantages.

Nyamizi has been raised by her mother. Nyamizi's father died in 2009 in Dodoma (the capital city of Tanzania) where he was living. At the time of his death, she had not seen him for about five years. It was difficult for Nyamizi to acknowledge her father's death as she missed his love and care. Nyamizi says she is thankful for her mother and her grandmother, who helped to pay for Nyamizi's school fees. Her grandmother would also cook for Nyamizi when she returned from school as she knew Nyamizi could not afford to eat at school and her mother could not afford bus fare, so Nyamizi would walk a long distance to and from school. Nyamizi cannot afford her secondary school fees and is grateful for the support of TAFARE and School Fund supporters. He plans to use his law education, knowledge, and income to contribute towards community development with a focus on orphans and children with disadvantages.