Charities In Tanzania

RELIEVE POVERTY AND SICKNESS, PARTICULARLY FOR CHILDREN.

Help children and youth in sickness and poverty by the distribution of aid and educational projects.

To relieve poverty and sickness among persons resident in Tanzania, especially the District of Monduli in Arusha Region, by the development of education, health and other social services, the improvement of water supplies and other communal facilities

Area of Operation Leicestershire and Internationally, with Rotary International. Our Rotary Club Trust Fund, continues to raise funds to benefit all people in our local community, local charities, National charities, to give support and relieve their suffering, and Internationally raising funds for Lengijave and the Olbak Primary School in Tanzania and Overseas Aid Organisations.

Purchasing and distributing Plumpy'nut in developing countries, particular in response to humanitarian crises

Providing education and healthcare assistance to vulnerable children in Tanzania.

The provision of anti-retroviral and/or other medical treatments.The provision or assistance to provide projects to grow nutritious food, to develop initiatives to involve local communities for such provision.Support for members of the community affected directly or indirectly through HIV/Aids so as to improve their conditions of life and the relief in case of financial distress of dependants.

1. TO PROMOTE THE SOUND ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE AND PROPER ADMINISTRATION OF THE LAW FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT IN PARTICULAR 2. TO PROMOTE HUMAN RIGHTS (AS SET OUT IN THE UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND SUBSEQUENT UNITED NATIONS CONVENTIONS AND DECLARATIONS) THROUGHOUT THE WORLD BY ALL OR ANY OF THE FOLLOWING MEANS.

Charity's giving is an expression of its faith-based belief.

Conservation

Helping the poor and needy, mainly those in need of health care, anywhere in the world, limited only be resources.

The principal activity of the Trust is the provision of careers education services in East Africa mainly in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda.

Delivery of sports equipment (in particular footballs) to children living in under developed or developing countries in Africa and elsewhere.

The main goals of TAD are:a. To relieve the needs of people with disability in Tanzania, including by assisting them to obtain their full rights and privileges as citizens.b. To promote any charitable purposes for the benefit of the community in Tanzania, in particular the advancement of education and relieving the needs of orphans and street children.

In 2012-13 the Trust donated English text and reference books to 2 schools in Tanzania, and donated a digital camera to a secondary school in Kenya for a video/photography project. The Trust has also supported the Mediae Company's successful application to the EU to fund putting Makutano Junction into primary schools in the UK, as well as secondary schools in Poland, Bulgaria & Estonia.

The charity is principally engaged in the non profit provision of architectural services for humanitarian benefit.

The advancement of education and professional development in the science and technology of brewing, distilling and related industries through the provision of professional examinations and qualifications that are recognised globally and supported by appropriate training and seminars.

The practice and promotion of the Christian faith in the local community and further afield, through living and proclaiming the laws of the spirit of life and the virtues of Jesus Christ in daily life situations.

The objects for which the company is established are to advance moral or spiritual welfare or improvement for the benefit of the public by promoting education concerning spiritual enlightenment and self-realisation.

Providing advocacy and lobbying supportDelivering health and well-being servicesImproving their access to education and training for employmentFostering the development of sustainable businesses within those communitiesSupporting their integration into the wider communityBuilding the capacity of those communities to improve their life chances

CHASE Africa changed its charitable status with effect from 1st Jan 2023 and has a new charitable number 1200992. All activities from that date are reported on in the new charity's listing. The strategy, governance and activities remain the same. We support local partner organisations in East Africa to deliver health services to underserved rural communities with a focus on Reproductive Health.

Developing Technologies works in partnership with development agencies, aid workers and indigenous communities to provide engineering design and training in appropriate technologies in order to improve livelihoods in the developing world.

To Provide advice, advocacy and information on statutory/public and voluntary sector services to Africans and other minority groups to address the mental health and well-being issues faced by Africans including refugees, asylum seekers & Migrants in Luton & Beds areas, to provide a signposting support service to organisations that provide advice on welfare, benefits, housing and employment.

Worldwide Silver Lining exists to support the development of schools worldwide, with an emphasis upon Africa. The charity supports the work of other charitable organisations working in African countries. The charity currently makes grants to a charity school in Kenya and a Masai education and health project in Tanzania