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Klairmont, Laura. “'Mama Rosie' Cares for Cape Town's AIDS Orphans.” CNN, Cable News Network, 17 Dec. 2017, www.cnn.com/2017/09/07/health/cnn-hero-rosie-mashale/index.html.

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The children within Rosie Mashale's program having fun.

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Rosie Mashale with the children in her program. She's teaching them to read.

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Getting involved:how people can get involved 

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Getting involved:how people can get involved 

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People can get involved by not abusing kids and if you see anyone being abused then report and try not to abandon children. You could donate stuff to the children.

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Quotations that support the central idea 

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Quotations that support the central idea 

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Mashale said, "Every morning I would hear the children trying to find something to eat."

Mashale said, "We have children, they came here a day and now thye are young adults."

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The central idea of the interview was that Rosie Mashale was that she did not want any child to have to suffer and get abused or abandoned so she took them in.

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Some of the positive effects of the project were that the children that lost their parents didn't have to scavenge for food anymore. The teenagers were able to have a chance to grow up like everyone else was.

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Why the hero got started with the foundation

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Why the hero got started with the foundation

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Rosie Mashale got started with her foundation because a boy showed up on her doorstep and she didn't want to leave him.

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Rosie Mashale and the name of her foundation is Fountain of Hope and the Outreach Program.

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How long are the children staying with Mama Rosie?
Where does Mama Rosie find the children at?
When did Mama Rosie start the foundation that she's doing?
What ages are the children that she is taking in?
Does Mama Rosie take in teenagers that lost their parents