Digging water pipes in Rukwa, the girls from Masuguru hostel celebrate receiving beds and mattresses for their hostel, and deaf students at our vocational training centre in Matumbulu now have access to online resources to help them learn Tanzanian Sign Language
We’re delighted to share that the Clive Richards Foundation has awarded a grant of £7,600 to support the expansion of the Tumaini Open School dormitory in Tanzania.
We’re pleased to share that a new clean water project in Manda Village, Dodoma Rural has just been approved for funding by Tanzania Development Trust.
We’re pleased to share that Tanzania Development Trust has approved a new grant to support MECEG (Modern Economic Community Empowerment Group) in Shinyanga, led by our local representative William Shayo.
Peanut processing and young mothers in Tabora, a water point, amazing maize and cutting borehole pipes in Kigoma, and training deaf youth in Dodoma
Seeds for school farms in Shinyanga, learning new skills in Kigoma, young mothers in Tabora, the new school year and Producing school uniforms in Dodoma.
A bumper crop, learning new skills and the pass a chicken project in Kigoma, young mothers in Tabora, the new school year in Dodoma, and a study trip to Dar es Salaam.
Before the start of the water project, the 900 girls attending the school faced a lot of problems due to inadequate water supply.
