Charities In Tanzania

TO SUPPORT PHYSICALLY DISABLED CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE LIVING AT THE KWA MKONO DISABLED CHILDREN'S CENTRE OR IN THE NEARBY VILLAGES IN TANGA REGION TANZANIA TO OVER COME THEIR DISABILITY GO TO SCHOOL AND LEARN A TRADE TO LIVE INDEPENDENTLY WHEN THEY LEAVE

Mkombozi (meaning liberator or emancipator in Swahili) works to stem the tide of children living on the streets in Tanzania through housing, education, research, advocacy, and outreach. Mkombozi is the only NGO in Tanzania working with street children that is actively involving communities to prevent children from migrating to the streets in the first place.

Promotion of Christian religion, relief of poverty and ignorance and tackling modern slavery in Africa.

Offer church and worship services to the wider publicPreaching and sermons based on the Holy Bible;promoting social cohesion;carrying out, as a practical expression of religious beliefs;contributing to followers' or adherents' good mental and physical health;providing comfort to the bereaved

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 organisation intends to support a broad range of educational charitable initiatives and, in particular, it intends to provide grants to educational organisations such as the International School of Geneva.

We publish two magazines Crystal Palace Matters, and Crystal Palace Foundation News. We also publish books, DVDs, postcards and prints.We offer help, information and advice about the Great Exhibition at Hyde Park 1851, the Crystal Palace exhibition building at Sydenham 1854-1936 and Crystal Palace Park 1936-present day.Membership subscriptions and publications are available on the website

The charity supports, in consultation with the chairman and elders, the activities and inhabitants of Nkokoto village and the communities and schools located in the Nkokoto Ward. Nkokoto is situated 23 km from Urambo, Tabora region, Tanzania. The primary areas of support are Education, Health and Agriculture

Tunbridge Wells Rotary Club Trust is a charity whose objects are to assist sporting, welfare, educational and religious projects by financial support at the discretion of the trustees. The charity raises funds for these projects by receiving donations from the members of the Tunbridge Wells Rotary Club and by organising fund raising events.

We work to enrich the lives of children, young people and vulnerable members of the community. Our mission is to empower these groups of people, ensuring brighter futures in spite of their backgrounds. We focus on promoting health, fitness, education and sustainability. We provide the necessary tools required by those we support and access to education through innovative ways of engagement.

Community cohesion activities delivered throughout Birmingham and the surrounding areas.

To support children orphaned by man made or natural disasters by providing food, clothing, clean water and/or therapeutic workshops through Art, and when and where possible provide sustainable life skills through the provision of educational workshops. Build sustainable orphanages worldwide.

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.

The India Association committee is made up of some 300 professional businessmen and women from all walks of life, who use their expertise and contacts to help raise awareness and funds for worthy causes and other charitable organisations both in the UK and abroad.

Upendo provides ethical, sustainable and entrepreneurial support for disadvantaged youngsters in the Mwanza region of Tanzania. We seek to provide the best possible start in life for the kids we support through sponsorship of good education and healthcare. We strive to work with the local community of Mwanza to establish a degree of self-sustainability for Upendo.

The promotion of religion in Tanzania

To relieve poverty, sickness and distress in South Wetern Tanzania in particular by the provision of medical supplies for St Anne's Hospital, Liuli and by supporting other charitable projects undertaken by the said hospital.

a) Education and training of healthcare personnel on technical and non-technical ("human factors") aspects of diagnosis, prevention and treatment of obstetric haemorrhage b) This includes the provision of equipment and training material to facilitate aspects of teaching as discussed above

To advance the education of children in Tanzania. To contribute to much needed education facilities by building a fully-equipped Primary School in a new residential area outside Dar es Salaam, the capital city. To encourage the energy and commitment of teachers and local people (Jitegemee). To raise development funds through grant applications and by other fundraising initiatives.

MOSAIC is committed to protecting human rights and fighting human trafficking and modern slavery through partnerships, advocacy, and education. By offering support, conducting research, and providing direct services, MOSAIC enables communities to identify trafficking risks and aid survivors. MOSAIC also plans to expand outreach, address trafficking cases, and launch a multilingual website.

We establish projects and programs that eradicate poverty and empower women in Swaziland.Our empowerment work with women not only helps eradicate poverty in their local communities but gives them the skills and confidence to fight for a better life. We will fund women led small businesses, send aids orphaned children to school and help pioneer legal cases to protect women and children.

OAA will make grants to organisations working overseas. This will provide funds for projects involved with improving the health, education and development of those in the greatest need

To provide relief to victims of natural disasters and man made disasters worldwide regardless of colour, race ,ethnicity and to facilitate rehabilitation back into communities by providing sustainable aid concentrating on education and welfare projects.

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.

Provision of educational opportunities mainly, although not exclusively, through sponsorship (or grants) to individuals from disadvantaged communities in East Africa, predominantly Tanzania. Facilitation of educational workshops to beneficiaries in TanzaniaPromote trade with craftspeople from disadvantaged communities in East Africa through the sale of their products in the UK.