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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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Help Mama Rosie with the children at this website below---
http://baphumelele.org.za/

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"Everybody has got a dream, and my wish is for their dream to be fulfilled."

"Our wish is for them to progress in life."

"I would like to see some of them being the future president of this country."

"Our center now has become a sentinel of hope for the people of Khayelitsha. I always feel like I can do more."

"We are empowering them with living skills so that they can be independent."

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The main idea from the interview is what made Mama Rosie want to be the only person that does something major for the orphans.

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About 5,000 children have Mama Rosie as an guardian. They depend on her and are thankful to have her.

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Mama Rosie wanted to have an orphanage for the homeless children that were in her town so that she could take care of them. She felt sorry for them and when she found a child on her doorstep one day, it gave her an idea.

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Rosie Mashale
Also known as "Mama Rosie" to more than 5,000 children that needed care.

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1. How many homes do Rosie have for the orphans?

2. How often does Rosie visit the children?

3. What happens when Rosie leaves(dies)?

4. Do they find children everyday?

5. Does Rosie give children to couples that want them or are they not to be adopted?