Charities In Tanzania

? Provide temporal/permanent shelter for disadvantaged children/orphans? Improve the health & well-being of children and the disadvantaged? Provide Education and Health Infrastructures and services? Provide counselling, mentoring, and coaching to distressed children, youths, and families? Provide vocational training services and reources

HOLDS INTERDENOMINATIONAL PRAYER MEETINGS IN LONDON. WE ARE NOW DEALING WITH ERADICATION OF POVERTY IN EAST AFRICA AND WEST AFRICA. OUR FOCUS IS TO EQUIP MOTHERS WHO HAVE BEEN NEGLECTED IN THEIR SOCITIES. WE ALSO REHABILITATE YOUTH WHO ARE ADDICTED TO ALCOHOL AND DRUG. WE ALSO PAY UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE FEE FOR THOSE THAT ARE NEEDY.

Fundraising for skill-based training for young adults and women with an emphasis on projects to enable improved opportunities for improved standards of living in areas of poverty in sub-Saharan Africa including Zimbabwe and Tanzania. Illustrated promotional talks in the UK about the charity's work.To promote sustainable ways of living through environmentally and socially sustainable development

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

The advancement of health, saving of lives and relief of suffering from surgical conditions, through advocacy for surgeons at the WHO and the UN, through supporting surgical education, research and care worldwide, and to help implement WHO resolutions and programmes with its members, especially in underserved communities.

We work mainly in Sub-Sahara Africa focusing on poverty relief and prevention, promotion of religious and racial harmony and the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment. We work mainly in partnership with local NGOs and our activities include grant funding, education and training programmes

To relieve sickness and promote and protect the good health of people in Tanzania in particular but not exclusively by providing equipment and information about the causes, treatment and prevention of malaria. To advance education of the public, in particular but not exclusively amongst entomologists, parasitologists and those involved in the treatment of those suffering from malaria.

1)To advance the religion of Islam by enlightening others mainly through distributing copies of the Quran (including translations to other languages). 2)By distributing the Manzoom Tarjuman Quran, a direct translation of the Quran in the language Urdu in poetry style. It is not simply a translation of the Quran, but is written in a poetry format without adding certain words to translate the Quran.

Activities undertaken by the International Network for Development reflect the charity's object to advance education and relieve poverty anywhere in the world. Current projects focus on developing multilingual education in India, Bangladesh, Mozambique, Nepal and England.

Two donations £500 each both within UK. Donations aimed at assisting other registered charities or charitable ventures in their relatively early stages

To promote human rights (as set out in the Universal Declaration of Human Rightsand subsequent United Nations conventions and declarations) throughout the world byall or any of the following means:(1) Monitoring abuses of human rights;(2) Obtaining redress for the victims of human rights abuse;(3) Relieving need among the victims of human rights abuse;(4) Research into human rights is

An International charity working to help improve life, and relieve the mental and physical sickness of the worlds poorest people. Helping those suffering from bereavement or loss with counselling and support. Providing resources, advice, assistance in organising programmes of physical, educational, employment and other activities for all those in need. Promoting equality and peace.

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.

GFAJ supports development and growth of agricultural journalism, helping to improve agricultural development and public understanding of food and agricultural systems throughout the world. We provide financial assistance, education, training, support and advice; and organise activities including conferences, workshops, tours and seminars to educate journalists, communicators and media workers.

The Reginald Ames Charitable Trust was established to provide grants and donations to various charities and other organisations in tea-growing regions worldwide. Specifically, the charity will fund projects working for the prevention or relief of poverty, and the provision of resources to provide or improve education for tea-growing communities.

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

The Trust has been developing collaborative applications for funding and joint work with like minded charitable organisation both in the UK and overseas. We have been seeking new trustees and hope to take a number on board within the next few months.

Moja Pamoja works to advance education projects in rural Northern Tanzania. We develop strong links with local communities to achieve our goals and together we aim to make a real difference in the lives of poor and marginalised people. During the last year we started the build (after a short delay from last year due to weather) of a much-needed teacher housing in a rural primary school.

The charity was created by constitution on the 11 January 2016. The charity's aim is to enable all children access to education to fulfil their potential.

Educating public on matters related to sustainable developmentAddressing the issue of the energy poverty through "Power to the homeless" initiative

Increases the spread of knowledge about the benefits of human genome research, and fosters collaboration and education within the fields of human genetics and genomics internationally, through educational activities and by holding major professional conferences in many countries.

Eleanor Foundation (UK) works in conjunction with Eleanor Foundation, a Guernsey registered charity and Eleanor Foundation LBG (Tanzania). Work undertaken by the charities includes the provision of a Health Centre and Dispensary at Mtundu, shallow wells, school latrines, solar lights and the establishment of clean water and hand washing programme in the Chato and Biharamulo districts of Tanzania.

The charity aims to support vulnerable children in Tabora. The region has a high death rate with many children being orphaned and forced to live with extended families who are already struggling to survive. Education levels are low and unemployment high which creates a catalyst for poverty. The charity therefore aims to support them with their education, provide nutritious meals and medical care.

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.

The charity has fulfilled its main object by donating 99% of its income in 2019 - 2020 to St Mary's RC School in Loughborough and to causes in the Philippines and Tanzania.