Charities In Tanzania

SWT supplies Biblical teaching and training literature to pastors, teachers and libraries in the poorest nations of the world where this is unavailable or unaffordable. SWT also supplies resources online as website downloads and direct emails.

The objective of the Bouncing Books Foundation is to advance education of school pupils, promote reading skills and provide academic schoolbooks and other educational equipment to disadvantaged children in Tanzania through the provision of library facilities.

BREAD raises funds and makes grants to projects run by the Diocese of Morogoro in Tanzania in four main ways: Berega Hospital (serving a wide surrounding area), Berega Orphanage, Berega Institute of Health Sciences (BIHeS) and Bishop Chitemo Primary and Secondary Schools. We also support various village related projects and elective visits by international volunteers.

During the financial year 2011-2012, the UCJC has supported both deprived and disadvantaged members of the church and non-members locally and across the UK by providing a range of social activities, care, and general support including home visiting and befriending, emotional support, advice and information sharing, guidance, advocacy. .

IUSTI has organised a number of educational events promoting the uptodate management of STIs and genital conditions. The union has campaigned on behalf of patients to the UN and WHO and developed guidelines for the mangement of STI.The Union promotes research.

Arcaid is established for the relief of persons anywhere in the world outside the United Kingdom who are suffering any form of hardship or privation as a result of drought, flood, or other natural disaster, or war, oppression or other human activity, or who by reason of their social or economic conditions are in need of such assistance.

£23,280.00 St Michael School Kilolo, Tanzania: Sponsorship of 41 students : 40 DTCF, 1 St Michaels Church Chester Square, London. £2,595.00 Mvumi School, Tanzania: 3 students A level course fees.£1,000 Iringa School for the Deaf, Tanzania: towards salaries of ancillary staff.£1,000 to RAP-CD School, Kasese, Uganda: towards septic tank system.

1. relief of poverty by promotion of small-scale environmental, agricultural and social welfare projects in communities where income is below $2/day. Projects include: support for HIV-affected families, composting, tree-planting, income-generation schemes for rural communities. 2. education concerning causes of global poverty & strategies for poverty eradication

Ummati Relief Foundation works locally here and internationally. Our main aim is to deliver humanitarian aid to relieve poverty to world's most vulnerable the orphans, widows, and the destitute. We provide immediate relief such as water, food, shelter, clothing and long-term sustainable income sources, education, and eye care without discrimination, responding to both crises and enduring need.

1) Advancing of Christian faith [in accordance with the Statement of Beliefs] in parts of the UK or the world. 2) Father's Touch in UK and around the world are doing Orphanages, church planting. 3) Helping people in need ( food ,Financial and counselling ) in United Kingdom or the world as the Trustees from time to time may think fit. 4) Working in Our local community to make it a great place

The object of the charity is to advance the education of people in Tanzania. Umoja UK has partnered with Umoja Tanzania, an NGO based in Tanzania which provides free education to disadvantaged young people at The Umoja Centre. Each year the Trust raises funds and allocates these funds to projects at the centre to ensure it can continue providing its services to young people.

Support of development projects in the Tabora Region of Tanzania. Specific projects involve, education, health, agriculture and water supply. The charity does not support individuals except as part of a larger project funded by the charity

The charity provides funding for the training of doctors and medical personnel in developing countries in Africa, Asia, Central America and South America

We facilitate collaborative 'Clusters' of NGOs, health workers, entrepreneurs and others who come together around the shared goal of improving community health and wellbeing. We help them connect locally, internationally and online, to learn and support one another. We help information flow, by sharing our network's expertise and wisdom. And we help influence, by amplifying important voices.

The mission for Al-Kisa Foundation is to nurture the holistic growth of individuals, families, schools, and communities by creating infrastructure, open source resources and services in pursuit of and following the teachings of the Noble Quran and Ahl al-Bayt (a)

More Than a Dent has been established to deliver projects with a long term impact to communities in need all around the world, with one project being funded per year.Only projects that offer long term benefit to communities are selected and then fundraised for. Measures are put in place to support the project's delivery of their objectives over the long term.

CAC, winners of 26 global awards, provide year-round Process Consultancy to governments, foundations, corporations, and community-based organisations on creating Education Outside the Classroom Legacies based on the UN SDGs. We Design, Develop, and Implement pathways for social change utilizing our 28 year-round strategic resources with partners in 56 countries which impact over 16 million youth.

KIOTA supports the advancement of the rights, health, education and development of young people, mostly girls, in Tanzania at a community level. The majority of those that benefit from the projects are affected by abuse, exploitation and poverty. We are currently supporting a secondary school in Bunju B, Tanzania, with a focus on the education of girls.

To proclaim and further the Gospel of God through teaching, crusades, and missions. The prevention or relief of poverty, The formation of and assisting Schools to further child education. Support the local Church in Teaching and Training, and facilitating missions.

Our intent is to be a vehicle for our community to support those in need and address poverty. We will strive to prevent or alleviate poverty by grant funding to assist in the provision of education, training, healthcare and support to enable individuals to be self-sufficient.

CHEC's aim is to further the importance of a holisitc and sustainable view of the world and the continuing empasis on development through the implementation of human ecology. CHEC's programme and projects strive to awaken the official world to the need for deeper, human and ecological philosophies and a wider coalition between every level of society and the natural world on which they depend.

Supply provisions of Aid to any part of the world for the vulnerable. Raising funds to achieve the objects our on going work and to help build orphanages, schools, medical centres, clean waterplants.To run land convoys from UK to parts of the world which require rebuilding from any kind of devastation where innocent people are left in pain and in need of humanitarian Aid to help shape their lives.

The objectives of the charity are to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ throughout the United Kingdom, Europe, Asia and Africa and to assist in the relief of suffering of persons in need. These objectives are achieved by means of television broadcast, Christian meetings, seminars, conventions, crusades, Education training, Accommodation / Housing, audio and visual material, etc

Mehiel Foundation tackles the underlying causes of poverty and social injustice in order to deliver lasting change in the lives of underprivileged and vulnerable people.

The ultimate aim of ISGEO is to reduce eye disease, prevent blindness and preserve sight and increase visual rehabilitation globally, through promoting epidemiological, operational and health systems research and dissemination of the findings. ISGEO organises conferences where researchers can meet and exchange findings and ideas. ISGEO also awards small research grants, funds permitting.