Gemma Sisia

Gemma Sisia

Gemma Sisia (born Gemma Rice; born November 3, 1971) is an Australian humanitarian. She established the School of St Jude in Tanzania in 2002, which "provides free, high-quality education to over 1,800 of the poorest Tanzanian children while boarding more than 1,400 students."Sisia was raised on a wool sheep property in Armidale, Australia. She was the only daughter of eight children. Her parents were Sue and Basil Rice. As a child, she competed in show jumping. She attended St Vincent's College. Growing up, her family heavily emphasized education. Wikipedia

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Australians take access to school ‘for granted’
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Founder of African school for disadvantaged sits for portrait, 11,000 kilometres from artist
Founder of African school for disadvantaged sits for portrait, 11,000 kilometres from artist
Founder of African school for disadvantaged sits for portrait, 11,000 kilometres from artist
School of St Jude in Tanzania continues to ‘make a difference’ despite COVID 19
School of St Jude in Tanzania continues to ‘make a difference’ despite COVID 19
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