Charities In Tanzania

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.

Operating globally, activities include:(educational) learning material development; exchanges, performances; teacher training; classes, workshops, retreats and courses; collaborative embodied research laboratories; (arts) research, preservation, sustainment and dissemination; (hardship relief) the provision of grants, goods or services.Resourcing and administering funded projects.

Molly's provides marginalized children in northern Tanzania with access to quality education and essential resources that foster their academic and personal growth. We believe that by investing in education, we can empower children to become active, engaged citizens who contribute positively to their communities and help shape a prosperous future for Tanzania.

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.

1. Promotes gender equality and empowers women in developing countries by providing access to education, skills training, and microfinance programs. 2. Supports initiatives that address child poverty and offers long-term solutions for at-risk children including educational support. 3. Supports projects that enhance community resilience and adaptive capacity in response to climate change.

we are providing Sightboxes for Visually impaired children in the 3rd world countries to help go a long way in education and segregation

The principal objectives are the relief of poverty and the promotion of Christian Faith & Values. Because of our limited resources, we normally work through grants to individuals or small organisations known to the trustees. We value training grants, encouragement of young people, and investment in small groups which can influence others in achieving our main aims.

Supporting and sponsoring missionaries and their families to spread the Christian message of love and peace in Wales, Europe and Africa.Advancing education and raising awareness about the message of the love that brings peace, reduces conflict and facilitates tolerance, community development and cohesion in Wales, Europe and Africa

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.

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)

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.

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.

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

The Book of Life is a Humanitarian and Charitable organisation with a mission to provide aid to people in physical and financial need around the world. Our vision is founded on Christian values as we advocate for human equality, loving our neighbours as ourselves and fighting poverty.

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.

The relief of sickness and the protection and preservation of the health of persons affected by abdominal hernias through the provision of financial assistance, surgical operations, surgical equipment, surgical facilities and practical advice to those people residing in Africa (Gambia, Kenya, Liberia, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Tanzania), South America (Brazil, Peru) and Asia (Pakistan and Mongolia).

The activities of the charity are aimed at relieving the poverty of education in East Africa, especially in the Serengeti District of the Mara Region of Tanzania, of principally girls and young women who have neither the financial nor material resources to provide for themselves, by advancing their full-time education including the award of scholarships, maintenance awards and grants.

Charity works in the area of Training, research and development of rehabilitation services in Madagascar. This improves the medical care of people with long term neurological conditions such as stroke, spinal cord injuries, amputee rehabilitation etc. The charity also envisages to run a diploma program in rehabilitation medicine in collaboration in Antananarivo University.

We support children in a region of Tanzania through links to a Primary School in Mwanza . Donations to the project help to provide new classrooms, furniture for classrooms, stationery for students, sanitary wear for girls, fresh water, textbooks, electricity, equipment, e.g. for sports or special needs children. The Project also supports a local baby home, orphanage and street children's centre.

We give support to persons with special needs in Nigeria and Ghana through training and school fees payment. We are also growing our membership and volunteers. We are planning for the Future Talks in school. A day Science Expo for the blind. And our December Hands on Science Camp and Charity fund raising event in Sheffield, and others. We are opening Charity Shops.

The trust awards grants to charitable organisations at home and abroad which are working to help disadvantaged people.Applications are received from these organisations and are considered once a year by the trustees. The applications are short-listed and local opinion then sought as to which of the short-list are favoured. Usually four/five grants are awarded.

Providing education and healthcare assistance to vulnerable children in Tanzania.

To advance education, religion, culture and welfare of community.as, when and where possible.

The charity furthers sporting causes, principally by providing sports kit, equipment and opportunities to young people in communities under challenge due to poverty, war, disaster or other causes, such as Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka.