Charities In Tanzania

Supporting the work of Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Centre (KCMC), Moshi, Tanzania by the raising of funds and the provision of resources for the work of KCMC in the education and /or training of healthcare staff or the care of patients.

Charity's mission is to build/provide medical centres, schools and water supplies in rural areas.

A charity to provide children with the opportunity to have a full and rich childhood; through education and the acquiring of skills for life; through fun and creativity and through the love of God - we support local people making a difference in their locality - with a particular focus on the developing world.

The Charity operates throughout England and Wales, India, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. Activities include: Cancer Research, British Hear Foundation, National Autistics Society, The Stroke association and various other charities.

We promote sustainable living and are working with our partners in the Kilimanjaro region of Tanzania to establish a tree planting initiative. Our aim is to prevent or relieve poverty through environmentally sound initiatives.

The conservation of endangered species of animals by the provision of grants.The advancement of education for the public benefit on rehabilitation and reintroduction of wild animals, which are endangered, orphaned, sick, injured or abused.Raising awareness of standards and necessary requirements to rehabilitate and reintroduce wild animals to their natural habitats.

We provide finance and facilitate the delivery of expertise to enable built environment professionals to give time to develop urban planning skills overseas, focused in Sierra Leone, to meet the challenges of urbanisation and the sustainable development of human settlements; working in partnership with local communities and NGOs to build capacity and bring positive change.

The advancement of public education in accountancy and related commercial subjects.Relief in cases of need, hardship or distress of Fellows, Associates or registered Students of AIA and their wives, children and other dependents through grants.

The objects are to advance the education of individuals whose first language is not English by providing English Language tuition and if appropriate, funding to build educational infrastructure.

To donate money to local charities or appeals within the Commonwealth

It gives bursaries to help poor children overseas to access local schools, and funds infrastructure improvements such as classrooms, furniture, toilets and computers. Priority is given to those schools and projects in which volunteers from Africa & Asia Venture have been placed. Some support is also given to deserving volunteers to these schools.

Goals4Giving organise and deliver sports & community outreach projects for schools and community groups in the UK. The charity's other purpose is delivering football and multi-sport clinics in schools in developing countries (mainly within Africa & Asia). We aim to create long term partnerships with schools that enable us to provide structured sports sessions to children in developing countries.

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

Our mission is to engage with the worst effects of extreme poverty in a remote village by introducing and integrating a series of self-sustaining programmes in education, water / sanitation and permaculture, and by providing the tools for future sustainability, so encouraging and strengthening community life.

Advancement of education, training or retraining, provision of financial & technical assistance, business support, advice, training and enterprise development. The relief of poverty through structured training, employment opportunities, work experience and apprenticeship programmes. International missions and outreach including meeting needs of disadvantaged, underprivileged and poor communities.

The Foundation supports and promotes, but not limited to, elephant conservation across Africa through increasing public awareness, supporting conservation initiatives and the advancement of education. The Foundation will raise funds which are then donated to organisations working in conservation in Africa which have a particular focus, but not limited to elephant conservation.

Sponsoring young people so they can continue their education.

Grants to enable sailing for disabled and disadvantaged. Promotion of Christian religion. Relief of poverty in England and overseas. Promotion of education.

Relief of Poverty Tanzania - Through musical recordings and stories a collaboration with the Gogo people has helped build a water well and community medical dispensary.Homes for Cambodian street children - another collaboration with the Khmer people is in progress, this time using musical recordings and traditional dance videos in order to help towards building a community home and art's centre.

The activities undertaken vary from area to area and school to school depending on what is required. They all have one thing in common, to increase 'inspirations for aspirations'. So far this has been done through a variety of educational activities.

The advancement of education, preservation and protection of good health and the relief of poverty hardship and distress among the inhabitants of Sumbawanga, Tanzania by the provision of financial and material assistance to improve the infrastructure and to establish and maintain educational facilities, a health centre and other community facilities

Relief programmes for the poor around the world including water schemes, food distribution and orphan sponsorships.

Disability Help Me (DHM) is a charity which enables people with disabilities, health, economic and social needs in UK & Africa especially E.Africa to achieve more from life and encourages others to change negative perception towards disabilities. DHM's services include education and facilitation, provision of accommodation and household facilities, health support & general charitable purposes.

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

We do sports activities for young people every Friday and at weekends. We signpost and inform community members regarding welfare and wellbeing. We support young people (offenders) to get back into education.