Charities In Tanzania

Children and Young People's activities: Supplementary education, Homework Club, Sports, Recreational activitiesAdults and families' activities: Employability, Befriending, Sport, Entertainment, Outreach, holiday schemes Networking and Public Events in the communityInternational Development: supporting projects in some third world countriesIncome generation to be reinvested in the charity.

Providing support to help build capacity for cancer registration, cancer care and research and, the relief of suffering of cancer patients in low- and mid-income countries. For more information please visit www.challengefund.org

UBoC?s mission is to promote environmental sustainability by protecting the world?s forests and green spaces through socially responsible partnerships. UBoC?s prime objectives: Provide research to assess the benefits of forests; Support local and national businesses to realise the value of forests;Develop and maintain exemplar forest projects with partners;Enhance environmental education

We aim to provide direct psychological assistance to those persons who suffer from psychological trauma as a result of their, or members of their families, having been subjected to torture; human trafficking and slavery and armed conflict. We also aim to assist indirectly by working with those organisations that provide the above populations with social, psychological, medical or legal services.

Good Neighbours UK (GNUK) fundraises and manages projects locally, nationally and internationally to ensure vulnerable people can exercise their human rights no matter where they live. It is an independent, self-governing organisation that affiliates with Good Neighbours International (GN). Through this affiliation, GNUK becomes part of the world alliance of Good Neighbours.

We are currently working in Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Zimbabwe. In each country our activities are slightly different but have the common aim of enabling every child to gain access to primary education. We seek to identify the issues stopping a child going to school and then with local partners adopt an appropriate remedy or remedies to overcome these issues.

The objects of the charity are: * Welfare of animals. * Preservation of the environment. * Support of charities connected with education, the Army and chartered accountants. * Literary and musical societies.

Supporting a Baby Home in Tanzania that provides interim care to orphaned, abandoned and HIV positive infants, providing them with love, security, medical care, nourishment and quality attention in a family environment, until a permanent family can be found for them. In addition, working closely with their families empowering them to care for their children in their home.

We provide a complete set of services to smallholder farmers in rural East Africa:1. Financing for farm inputs2. Distribution of seed and fertilizer3. Training on agricultural techniques4. Market facilitation to maximize profits from harvest sales

Sals Shoes finds new feet for predominantly preloved children's shoes.

EdUKaid operates in the Mtwara region of Tanzania; we provide vital educational services within government primary schools including pre-primary education and inclusion focused activities. We also renovate school facilities and undertake activities to engage and involve parents, headteachers, the local community and education authority to ensure local project ownership and sustainability.

The alleviation of poverty in Tanzania through the provision of vocational training and the provision of education in management and financial skills.

Help Yateem is an international non-profit charity organisation designed to benefit orphans and orphanages around the world. We help communities lift themselves out of poverty. We ensure that our long term development work is sustainable so that recipients of aid can ?break free? from the cycle of poverty which blights the lives of successive generations.

Our aim is to work as a united church in prayer, in worship and ministry, in making and nurturing Christian disciples, in serving God's mission in our neighbourhood and beyond, while retaining the distinctive features of Anglicanism and Methodism and maintaining our connections with other Anglican and Methodist bodies outside Paddock Wood.

The Human Health Education and Research Foundation (HHERF) is a UK-based charity that is committed to improving human and planetary health. With a vision of creating a global network of individuals and organizations working towards this goal, HHERF aims to promote sustainable practices and multi-dimensional collaboration to address pressing issues related to health, education and environment.

Intercultural Roots applies arts, culture, education & technology innovation to improve health, wellbeing & the environment. They work with UK & international communities & partners to address social and environmental issues and in building a more sustainable future. Through partnerships, networks and funded projects, they deliver impactful projects and events, creating significant public benefit.

Under the guidance of its Board of Directors, the foundation will enhance the in-depth understanding, cultural value and global enjoyment of art from Africa by undertaking the following: - preserve, collect and document art works and scholarly writings; - facilitate the public exhibitions of Modern Contemporary African Art; - nurture innovation and substance in art historical research;

The advancement of education and the relief of poverty in Africa with the main activities currently focused on Tanzania where the charity finances the construction of girls dormitories and teachers accommodation for village schools and also pays for a field officer to train villagers in running VSLAs (Village Savings and Loan Associations)

The charity's mission is to provide free access to quality medical information to healthcare staff in the developing world. It produces educational films and other resources for distribution to healthcare workers.

We create sustainable projects to relieve poverty for children living in very rural communities in Tanzania, Africa. Projects include education, clean water and sanitation. We partner with NGOs and communities on the ground in Tanzania to ensure our projects are suitable for those in need. Examples of our projects include school infrastructure, clean water, toilets and girl empowerment.

Partnering with churches to establish community sports teams that reach people through co-ordinated events. Activities include schools coaching ministry, prison outreach, sports dinners and quiz's. Sports Discipleship groups and mission trips.

The objects of the Charity are to further any purpose which is exclusively charitable under the law of England and Wales including the advancement of education and the relief of poverty.

Breast Cancer Support promotes awareness, education, and community-based support for individuals affected by breast cancer, particularly in underserved areas. We run culturally sensitive campaigns to encourage early detection and healthier lifestyles, and may support outreach led by local organisations.

The Queen's Commonwealth Trust champions, funds and connects young leaders who are working hard to change the world. We share their stories, give them a platform to amplify their ideas, and inspire others to join in.