Twende
Twende is a social innovation center in Arusha, Tanzania that empowers people to solve community problems by making physical technologies—teaching, incubating, making, and selling innovation.
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Simusolar
Simusolar provides lease-to-own solar powered productive assets such as fishing lights, water pumps, and irrigation systems to smallholder farmers and fishers.
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Tengeneza Generation
TENGENEZA GENERATION (TEG) is a youth-centred organisation in Morogoro, Tanzania. Tengeneza means building. Their purpose is to improve the lives of young people living adjacent to nature reserves through skills development, education and capacity building, and environmental restoration programs.
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Lukiza Autism Foundation Tanzania
Lukiza Autism Foundation improves the quality of life of individuals with autism in Tanzania through autism awareness, advocacy, support, and empowerment.
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Tanzania Rural Health Movement
Tanzania Rural Health Movement works to bridge the gap in provision of healthcare services—including mental health care—to underserved street-connected children in Mwanza.
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Amani Girls Organization
Amani Girls Home strengthens the protective and productive assets of vulnerable children and adolescents from socioeconomically disadvantaged households in Tanzania, with a strong focus on fostering community development.
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TeachUNITED
TeachUNITED combines an innovative teacher training program and technology to transform teaching and learning in the world’s under-resourced, rural schools.
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Mwangaza
Mwangaza harnesses the power of partnerships and education to improve Tanzania through mobilizing teams of girls and women to shed light on gender issues, secondary school teachers’ professional development, and equipping community health volunteers.
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Pastoral Women’s Council
Established in 1997 by a group of ten Maasai women living in Loliondo division (Ngorongoro District), the Pastoral Women’s Council is a grassroots movement of pastoralist women living northern Tanzania.
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The Girls Foundation of Tanzania
The Girls Foundation of Tanzania provides educational support for bright girls who would otherwise be unable to continue their education beyond primary school, including tuition scholarship, learning opportunities beyond the classroom, internships, community involvement through volunteering activities, access to medical services, and career guidance.
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Tanzanian Children’s Fund
The Tanzanian Children’s Fund provides support for the Rift Valley Children’s Village and other community based programs that improve the lives of the marginalized children of Tanzania.
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Powering Potential
Powering Potential provides access to educational resources on solar-powered computer labs in schools in rural Tanzania.
