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1.) How many kids does she take in a week?
2.) Why are so many people dying of aids?
3.) what happens to the kids who are over 18?
4.) What made her decide to help kids that are ill or have no parents?

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Rosie mashale started taking in abandoned kids when she saw them eating out of dumps near her home. She said that she didn't have the heart to leave them there. so she toke the kids in her home and started her daycare.

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1.) she sheltered loads of abandoned kids.
2.) she made a medical clinic for the children.
3.)she gives them education and puts them in school.
4.) she created child-headed household.
5.) she gave the older kids jobs to make bread for the daycare

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Rosie Mashale was born in South Africa in the town of Khayelitsha. She would get orphans dropped off at her door and would see a lot of them in the streets. She made a organization  to help abandoned kids. This program helps kids whose parents died of Aids/HIV and other diseases. She also made child-headed households

Their were at least 1 million people living in her village and there was a lot of orphans. Rosie Mashale found children in dumping places. This encouraged her to make her own daycare center.

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"I made a deal with God, promising to look after these children if he promised to provide me with the resources to take care of these kids," Mashale said.

"I didn't have the heart to turn anyone away," Mashale said. "Young girls and boys and babies were in every part of my house."

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From the article:
"I called them in, and we sang rhymes, and I gave them bread and something to drink," said Mashale, a former schoolteacher.
From the News interview:
" police were bringing in the children and social workers were bringing children" I never turn any child away" said Rosie Mashale.