Charities In Tanzania

We operate sustainable projects focusing on key areas such as education & health, relief work, provision of aid, and refugee assistance & support services. Funds support community development and aid projects. We are currently providing emergency assistance in Poland and Ukraine under Operation SafeDrop which assists in evacuations, aid delivery and providing refuge and visa support for refugees.

Pastoral care, marital counselling, community information, career guidance and motivation. Introducing the community to the love of God. Food Bank and Community Social gathering. Education on effects of drugs. Support to a wide range of people including those with addiction issues, Emotional issues, Stress, Boredom, Eating disorders, Depression, bereavement etc. Music and talent promotion.

The Charity's principal activity is to facilitate the provision of post-graduate level higher education and the study of law by individuals from the continent of Africa.

Refurbishment of the rural hospital of Zizencho in EthiopiaPurchase medical equipmentInstallation solar panels to support Health CenterFunding of school meals to support Nutrition projectsSupporting Livelyhoods

The charity concerns itself with supporting projects in developing countries to do with education, the alleviation of poverty, care of children, human rights, promoting sport and the environment. The charity operates alongside the Projects Abroad group of companies which arranges worthwhile volunteering experiences in the developing world and it supports the projects they are involved with.

The African Bird Club gives grants to individuals and groups in African countries to support a wide range of small to medium-sized projects there that benefit the conservation of African birds or their habitats. Our website is the primary online source for all things to do with African birds. We also publish a twice-yearly, peer-reviewed bulletin, and we are developing a series of birding apps.

The provision of financial support and guidance to established charitable organisations:(1) in the UK, supporting young people in the UK with a bias towards young people, who are suffering from depression and mental health issues or who are confronting drug abuse issues; and(2) within the UK and Europe, supporting education and healthcare projects and programmes in the third world

The preservation and protection of health particularly but not exclusively by providing, or assisting in the provision of free bread to the community of Ifakara in Tanzania. The relief of financial hardship and advancement of education in Ifakara by supporting young people and such projects as the trustees determine.

The provision of clean and safe drinking water which results in the reduction/elimination of water-borne diseases, resulting in improved health, higher attendance rates at school and, consequently, better educational outcomes and improved ability to work, thus relieving poverty. We will also provide Water and Sanitation Hygiene (WASH) training for improved sanitation and hygiene.

To improve the quality of life for marginalised or deprived women, children and their families in UK and Africa through:1. Maternal and child Health. 2. Quality education, life skills and safe environments for marginalised children3. Prevention of violence against women and girls4. Economic development and sustainable livelihoods of young women particularly teenage mothers

The object of Wilmslow Wells for Africa is the relief of poverty in the continent of Africa by the provision of water for human consumption and irrigation. This may be achieved by the drilling of wells, the building of dams, the provision of storage tanks or any other means.

1. Subsidising running costs of Choba Primary and Nursery School, an independent (of the government) Tanzanian school for 350 children that was initially built by Children of Choba. Parents now pay fees that cover 84% of running costs, including salaries, porridge and maintaining school buildings.2. Sponsoring fees and boarding costs of selected Choba graduates at secondary school and college.

SHOCC is the official charity of St Mary's University, Twickenham, and works with the poorest and most marginalized in society. It provides support for organizations working in its local area and overseas and is involved in the support of schools in Kenya, South Sudan, Tanzania, and Uganda and an HIV/AIDS project in Guatemala.

THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY, OR FINANCIAL HARDSHIP OF ORPHANS, WIDOWS AND OTHER PEOPLE IN NEED, ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD BY PROVIDING, ASSISTING AND ADVISING IN THE PROVISION OF FOOD, HOUSING, EDUCATION AND HEALTH-CARE PROJECTS.

Soroptimist International Foundation is a global organisation collecting appeal donations from 5 member Federations and the public. The Foundation makes grants to providers that educate, empower and enable women and girls. Projects and programmes are funded in countries where need has been identified to improve the lives of women and girls.

The charity exists for the advancement of the Christian Gospel, the worship and service of God as revealed in the bible, the care of Christian people and the relief of persons in hardship, distress, old age or sickness. The charity conducts Christian worship and bible study and makes grants to further Christian work in Asia and Africa.

Purchase of land for an orphanage for Kitaa Hope Home, Moshi, Tanzania, now called Kitaa Hope Children Home. Funding the design and building of the new orphanage. Funding furnishing, landscaping and general maintenance of the building. Contributing to the general running of the home: food, utilities, salaries, etc. Funding education for twenty of the children and transport to school.

Safeguards by raising awareness of Female Genital Multilation (FGM) Develop & provide workshops to impart leadership and management skills to all young people including those with learning difficulties;Provide advise and support for parents and young people who are isolated and have no familial bonds;Facilitate community network support group to build bridges across communities.

Mainly, to enhance the effectiveness and integrity of Christian leaders worldwide by providing leadership development courses, management consulting and mentoring relationships.

The Charity supports research into HIV infection in resource limited countries. It provides financefor individual researchers to undertake research, or research training. The support is in theform of scholarships that are awarded by a competitive, peer-reviewed, process for definedprogrammes of work.

We provide support for charities in sub-Saharan Africa who provide resources for young people up to the age of 30 by way of advice, assistance and programmes of physical, educational and other activities. The Charity's currently provides support to the Biojemmss Organisation Uganda (NGO registration number 8224 S. 2914/8737).

Relief of sickness,protection and preservation of the health of persons of limited means,residing.in other countries,affected by groin & abdominal wall hernias generally by provision of financial assistance, surgical operations, surgical equipment, surgical facilities, practical advice and education; teaching of hernia surgery. Provision of needs in other medical and surgical specialties arising.

We promote and support Christian discipleship:We provide training and support for Anglican dioceses and other denominations in Africa through our Rooted in Jesus programme.We provide support to UK church leaders through our EQUIP programme.We work with local churches to support mission and ministry especially to families.We publish and distribute resource materials.

The charity works in relief of poverty, advancement of education and preservation of health. It provide one off or regular grants to people in poverty. It helps needy persons in education by providing financial assistance. It also provide help towards hospital expenses or acquiring equipment for health care facilities. Help is also provided towards basic facilities like clean water and sanitation.

We support and empower Africans impacted by Parkinson's. As the first, and only, pan-African Parkinson's support charity, we have a unique opportunity to significantly impact the lives and experiences of those affected by PD across the continent. We do this through programs and initiatives that bring about a paradigm shift in the way the disease is perceived and managed across Africa.