Charities In Tanzania

The relief of deafness and deaf people in Tanzania, including promoting their welfare education employment and social integration. We support a school for deaf children in Dar es Salaam.

DATUM is an international development charity based in London. Since 2009 it has worked across Asia and Africa to help children in the poorest areas of the world gain access to education, healthcare and clean water and safe sanitation.

Raise funds via donations from Rotary Clubs, Inner Wheel Clubs, Other Organisations & Private Individuals which are used to finance limb camps & limb centres in Africa, the Indian Sub-Continent & other areas in need of help.

1) Health promotion particularly HIV & CHD (2) Research and consultancies (3) Information and advice (4) ICT inclusion (5) Project development and advocacy for relief of poverty and distress, health, environment protection, education, food security and livelihood support targeting women, elderly, youth, orphans and OVCs (6) Basic Skills training.(7) domiciliary care(elders & disability)

We raise funds and support orphans families in different villages in Pemba - Zanzibar. We were able to distribute food packages and also managed to raise funds for donation of Qurban (meat distribution). The meat was distributed to less fortunate families and orphans. We managed to raise fund for orphan sponsorship in Zanzibar and feed poor families including elderly and orphans.

To provide financial support for projects focusing on improving the health, relief of poverty and the advancement of education of the people of the Tabora region of Tanzania and in particular the village of Uyogo.

Fundraising in the UK to build an orphanage in Njombe, Tanzania for street children.The most vulnerable are rejected by the family and are called roaming or street children: it is these children that The House of Luhuvilo aims to reach. Our aim is to create a beautiful home for the children providing safety, nurture, education and a better future. By 2020 we hope to open our doors to 24 orphans.

THE RELIEF OF FINANCIAL HARDSHIP, EITHER GENERALLY OR INDIVIDUALLY, OF PEOPLE FROM/LIVING IN AFRICA IN GENERAL AND BURKINA FASO IN PARTICULAR; THE RELIEF OF THE SICK-POOR FROM/LIVING IN AFRICA IN GENERAL AND BURKINA FASO IN PARTICULAR EITHER GENERALLY OR INDIVIDUALLY THROUGH THE PROVISIONS OF GRANTS, GOODS OR SERVICES

BTBAB provides Christians with an opportunity to go to the developing world serving alongside the poor using their skills. We invest in educational projects - that empower a person with skills or tools that enable them to be self-productive and long-term projects that transforms communities and reverse poverty, bringing skills and employment on a large scale that lasts for a minimum of 10yrs.

Bikes4Mission provides motorcycles and scooters to indigenous Christian workers so they can reach unreached communities. We source, prepare and supply bikes, working through trusted local partners. Operating from the UK, we support mission workers across Africa and Asia to extend their gospel reach.

Membership and community building in the academic field of affective computingConference organisation and support :IEEE Technical co-sponsorship of the Affective Computing and Intelligent Interaction conference seriesMaintaining a web site and server to support AAAC activitiesSupporting challenges through prizesSupporting access to AAAC activities through bursaries

1.The WORLWIDE relief of poverty, hardship and distress, among children and young people, especially the poor, suffering, homeless, handicapped and victims of war, irrespective of caste, creed or sect ; The advancement of education among the beneficiaries, by such charitable means as the trustees shall from time to time determine

The first globally managed freely available website & app which brings real-time international intelligence for professionals working in hospice, palliative & end of life care. From the web, smart phones & tablets they can find the latest news, commentary & analysis from across the world, stay in touch, share learning, spark debate and be part of a global workforce advocating for hospice care.

Nations Together operates in the Kilimanjaro Region of Tanzania, East Africa. Our aim is aid social inclusion, respect and acceptance for adults with a learning difficulty.Our outcomes are met through an Activity Center and person centered planning. The activities may include: music, art & crafts, numeracy & literacy, vocational skills and social outings with the community.

We provide scholarships for talented under-privileged African science students to attend the London International Youth Science Forum, where they join 500 of the best science students from all over the globe learning from world leading scientists through lectures, debates and visits. This life changing experience inspires their careers in science which we support through our Alumni programme.

The FIOH Fund wishes to make a significant contribution to the alleviation of poverty and the improvement of the natural environment by supporting the work of non-government organisations in poor countries with the same aims.

To promote and practise now ways of applying Albert Schweitzer's philosophies today.to support projects in the UK and worldwide that seek to express this in practise.

Raises donations from private individuals and corporate sponsors, in order to make grants to conservation and education projects in and around certain national parks in Zambia,Tanzania and other countries.

Our mission is to work with others to protect and monitor lion populations in the wild. We work to raise funds for four different lion conservation organisations based in Kenya and Tanzania who work alongside local communities to protect, monitor and study wild lions. We also work with zoos to educate their visitors and maintain a website full of educational material specifically about lions.

We engage in training and mentoring of palliative care personnel (doctors, nurses, social workers, chaplains, etc) working in hospital and home-care based pc services in countries defined as 'resource-limited' - mainly in Africa and Asia. Our activities are normally funded by larger charitable organisations, such as Tearfund, Afrox, Rotary International.

The provision advancement of charitable objects or purposes anywhere in the world, including the provision of grants and other financial aid to organisations and individuals working on grass roots projects that benefit the environment, community building and societal awareness, especially through creative endeavours, the arts and philosophy.

Responding rapidly to disasters and building disaster response capability through other organisations in particular providing helicopters and other logistical services rapidly to people affected by disasters in South East AfricaWorking with other NGOs to improve the disaster resilience of deliver vulnerable communities in the areas where we operate.

Sickle Cell and Young Stroke Survivors support the social and psychological needs of children and young people living with Sickle Cell disease and childhood Stroke in the UK. We proactively address the day-to-day needs of the children and their families to reduce isolation. We work mainly in England and are keen to provide free medical treatment and drugs to children in Africa.

promoting information on the science of electronics and other scientific subjects by the Institutions website, lectures, discussions, exhibitions, training and other means

Working to provide basic needs to rural Tanzania. At present we are working on getting clean, fresh water to 14,000 people in the Masai area of Tanzania. These people deserve to access basic needs we take for granted. We also support the local primary school in Lengijave at present and have managed to install electricity into part of the school across a gorge and glaze windows.