Nuru Home

Nuru Home welcomes children living in situations of extreme vulnerability, offering them a safe environment where they can grow, learn, and feel loved. We believe in the value of every child and in the possibility of building a better future through education, care, and solidarity. Together, we light the flame of hope, one step at a time.

No contribution is too small

Un atto d’amore, una grande trasformazione

If children today can find a place where they feel safe, it’s thanks to people like you

Despite the traumatic experience, behind their eyes there is still the desire to play, learn and feel loved


What goals can we achieve together?

Medium and long-term projects

To provide welcoming, safe and stable accommodation to children in extremely vulnerable situations

Ensure access to quality pre-school and primary education

Provide psychological support to support emotional and relational growth.

Ensure regular medical care and a balanced diet

Actively engage the community to promote social inclusion and sustainability

Promote, in the long term, universal access to neonatal education and maternal and child health

Founder

Greta Mion, a resident of Padua, holds a degree in Primary Education and is a primary school teacher, specializing in inclusive techniques for learning disabilities (LD) and in child protection, rights, and advocacy.

She has been active in volunteer work for years in foster care and adoption, and in 2025 she completed the Universal Civil Service project “White Helmets to Support the Inclusion of Orphans in Tanzania.”

Through her Instagram account @maestragre, she has authentically shared her daily experiences in Italian schools and her experience in Tanzania, building a community focused on the educational and human value of looking at childhood.


Volunteering

If you’re interested in volunteering with us for two weeks, please fill out the questionnaire. The experience requires creativity, curiosity, a willingness to suspend judgment, and a spirit of adaptability.

Nuru Home ETS aims to be more than a shelter:
it is a project for life, dignity, and a future.
By integrating family homes, schools, and clinics,
it builds a model of protection and development for vulnerable children in rural Tanzania.
Nuru, which means light in Swahili, aims to be a concrete hope that every child deserves.