Charities In Tanzania

This charity operates exclusively for the benefit of Kindwitwi Leprosy Care and Community Development Association in the Rufiji State of Tanzania. Its activities are fully covered in the classification section.

The objects of the ISF are the relief of sickness by the promotion, preservation and protection of health based on the context of self-care. ISF?s core strategies are 1. Helping to develop evidence-based self-care concepts, practices and policies and 2. Helping to promote the role of self-care in health.

Receiving donations and involved in fundraising activities to support the work of 'helper' in Kigoma, Tanzania which is helping support vulnerable people and providing education and access to support particularly for women and girls.

CSF's primary aim is to enable and create positive, sustainable change in the lives of children living alone and at risk on the streets in Tanzania.

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

We work with a Tanzanian NGO called TUMAINI, based in Tanga. We provide funds to support orphans to go to school and in Further Education; and small loans to their carers to help with small income-generating operations. We raise money by subscriptions, donations, sponsorships and fundraising events. Twice a year, we visit the schools, colleges and homes with the NGO to see the children and carers.

The AIMS-Next Einstein Initiative (NEI) seeks to unlock and nurture scientific and technical talent across Africa and specifically involves the establishment and operation of a network of fifteen centres of excellence across Africa that are focused on the teaching of mathematical sciences to African university graduates.

To provide educational resources to help improve the overall education of the children in the care of Chanzige Primary School, Tanzania, and other primary schools in the surrounding district.

This is a private family charitable trust and most donations go to Christian ministries. Speculative enquiries, especially by professional fund raisers, are not entertained.

CAA is a membership organisation for institutes representing architects in Commonwealth countries and promotes co-operation for 'the advancement of architecture in the Commonwealth' through sharing of architectural knowledge. An accredited Commonwealth Civil Society organisation CAA is best known for its validation of courses in architecture assessing courses against set criteria.

DfG UK operates under the umbrella of Days for Girls International (DfGI). DfG UK has over 20 active volunteer sewing teams, dedicated to the DfG mission and to supporting menstrual health locally and globally. Their efforts include advocacy and awareness raising, fundraising, sewing and donating DfG Kits, facilitating menstrual health education, and building local community partnerships.

Discussion, information and knowledge sharing focal point for individual humanitarian logisticians and organisations involved in humanitarian transport and logistics. Networking of volunteers abroad.

The charity's beneficial area is in practice worldwide with an emphasis on UK national needs, underdeveloped countries and local needs in Oxfordshire and Berkshire. Areas most supported are health, disability, housing, youth and childrens welfare & education and agricultural development as well as Christian work in all these fields and local environmental projects.

Providing grants to assist Protestants who are unable to fund their living expenses while undertaking or training for evangelistic work.

The trust spends most of its income on grants for secondary school fees in East, Central and Southern Africa (in Kenya, Lesotho, Somaliland, South Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. It will accept donations both to add to its capital and to fund individual students needs.

The advancement of the education of the public in all aspects of music and musicianship in commonwealth countries

Education/TrainingMedical/Health/SicknessRelief of PovertyOverseas aid/Famine relief

Tumaini supports HIV/AIDS widows and orphans of the Dioceses of Keera/Lweru North-West Tanzania towards independent living by improving their standard of living and promoting their health and education. It sponsors vulnerable families who receive funding and advice to strive to lead a sustainable life style. Sponsored orphans are given the means to attend educational or vocational training.

In 2011 Larchfield (as Larchfield Charity Organisation) (?Larchfield Tanzania?) was legally set up as an NGO [#00NG0/00005420] and acquired acquired 7.5 acres of land at Mkuranga, (some 40 miles south of Dar-es-Salaam) where there are many disadvantaged children - the lucky ones are fostered with other families. With government and private sector encouragement the Larchfield Project began.

International Christian Missions Charity offering Christian educational, humanitarian & ministerial support around the World.Perfecting & networking the saints for the work of the ministry teaching and building up individuals in line with the scriptures authorised by the British Monarch James and in doing this upholding within the nation - Britain's Constitutional Acts of 1534, 1689 & 1700.

The Meserani Project is a unique home-grown charity with a primary focus on providing secondary, further and higher education for young people in an area of Tanzania where such opportunities are not accessible to them due to poverty and family circumstances. We are a relatively small-scale project, but we currently support 142 young people through secondary, further and higher education.

ACE works in East Africa, in particular, in Tanzania and also in Kenya. It supports the development of community schools in very disadvantaged areas providing the opportunity for children to attend school where they would otherwise be unlikely to do so. It also supports individual young people who are orphaned or from very impoverished circumstances to continue their education.

To provide financial help to poor communities in Tanzania. Specifically to advance the education of young people in the vocational training area to become qualified craftsmen/women.Assisting poor children with primary education and encourage bright pupils to advance to higher education.To assist with provision of water and general health projects.

Providing food and clothing to the homeless and impoverished. Providing needed medical equipment to hospitals to give care to the sick.

The activities of ONE are for the benefit of the general public and are undertaken as the Church Council feels fit.They are:a, to advance the Christian Faith.b, to help relieve sickness and financial hardship as well as promoting and preserving good health by the provision of funds, goods and services.c, to help advance and support education.