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Community Services in Tanzania
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Community Services sector based in Tanzania. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
20 on file
The Great African Foundation -Tgaf
The Great African Foundation is a youth-led foundation established on June 16, 2020, with the dual aim of empowering young people to discover their purpose and channeling that purpose into building a prosperous Africa. Our major objectives include driving transformative change in health and nutrition, environment and wildlife, innovation, leadership, culture, and charitable endeavors. We believe that Africa, despite being the richest continent in resources, faces challenges rooted in a lack of opportunity and support for its people. Many Africans possess exceptional skills and talents capable of groundbreaking discoveries but lack the resources to realize their potential. Similarly, Africa's abundant natural resources suffer from inadequate protection and management. This same issue affects health, where a devaluation of our natural foods contributes to prevalent health problems. We are convinced that by uniting with a singular voice and empowering our youth, we can elevate Africa to its rightful position and secure a brighter future for generations to come.
11 to 50 staff
Community And Health Development Initiatives Chdi
CHDI-Tanzania is a registered non-profit organization dedicated to empowering vulnerable communities in Tanzania through education, health, climate action, and compassion-driven outreach. We work to transform lives by creating sustainable solutions for children, youth, women, and underserved groups, guided by Christian values of love and justice. Our focus areas include: • Youth empowerment through life skills and education • Girls’ education and school retention • Climate and clean energy education • Mental health and community wellness • Care for orphans, widows, the elderly, and people with disabilities
1 to 10 staff
Life Change Rukwa Development Organization Lcrdo
Life Change Rukwa Development Organization (LCRDO) is an independent registered non-government and non-profit civil society organization based in mainland Tanzania. LCRDO officially registered on 06/06/2016 under the Non-Governmental Organizations Act, 2002 made under section 12 (2) of Act No 24 of 2002 with registration number 00NGO/08641 as Life Change Rukwa Development organization (LCRDO). LCRDO has been at the forefront on Agricultural and Food Security, Natural Resources Management and Environmental Conservation, Lobbying and Advocacy, Youth Economic Empowerment and Gender Mainstreaming. LCRDO has vast experience with over 6 years of community service in implementing different programmes in Tanzania mainland that promote the rights of adolescent girls and boys, sustainable nutrition, undertaking Environmental Conservation, health, education, justice, democratic governance, economic empowerment for women and youth, promotes gender equality, Natural Resources Management as well as good agricultural practices with collaboration of different partners at all levels. Our Mission To promote and manage Development programs which will change life standards of community members economically and socially. Organization thematic areas Environmental Conservation and Natural resources Management Sustainable Agriculture and nutrition. Women and Youth Empowerments. Education. Health and Hygiene. Good governance & Lobbying and Advocacy.
11 to 50 staff
Her Dream Initiative Tanzania
A community-based not-for-profit organization working with youth, adolescents, and women to champion SRHR and climate justice.
1 to 10 staff
Community Wildlife Management Areas Consortium
Community Wildlife Management Areas Consortium is an apex body for all community wildlife Authorized Associations (AAs) managing wildlife management areas (WMAs) in Tanzania. In Swahili the Consortium is known as “Muungano wa Jumuiya za Hifadhi ya Wanyamapori Tanzania”. The consortium was registered under the Societies Act Cap 337 (RE.2002) on 22nd January 2010, with Registration Number S.A.16619. The establishment and function of CWMAC are stipulated under Regulation 29 of Wildlife Conservation (Widlife Management Areas) Regulations of 2018.
11 to 50 staff
Dmdo
DMDO is a Tanzania-based non-profit organization dedicated to transforming rural communities through access to clean and safe water, improved sanitation, and financial empowerment. Our innovative Water Reinvestment Program ensures that every $1 invested generates $2 in value, fostering sustainability and creating lasting change for the communities. By providing access to clean and safe water, promoting effective sanitation and hygiene practices, and establishing strong savings groups, we help break the cycle of disease and poverty. Join us in our mission to ensure that every household has the resources, health, and dignity they deserve."
51 to 200 staff
Rotary Club Of Arusha Clocktower
Beyond our commitment to service, the Rotary Club of Arusha Clocktower is a vibrant network of professionals dedicated to fellowship and personal growth. We offer an opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals, share ideas, and build lasting friendships. Our weekly meetings feature engaging participants, professional development opportunities, and a chance to collaborate on projects that make a real difference.
11 to 50 staff
Rotaract Club Of Alpha
Rotaract Club of Alpha is the community based club of young professionals and emerging leaders (ages 18 and above) dedicated to personal growth, community service, and professional development. Based in Dar es Salaam, we meet every Saturday at 4:00 PM at Mercy Restaurant to collaborate, connect, and make a difference. As part of the global Rotary International family, our club offers a platform to exchange impactful ideas, execute service projects, and build lifelong friendships. Whether it's leading community initiatives, developing leadership skills, or fostering cross-industry networks Rotaract Alpha is where purpose meets action.
11 to 50 staff
Aim Tanzania
Founded in 2015 in Tanzania, we manage projects to support healthcare, education and community development with support of donors and our International volunteer program.
1 to 10 staff
Shining Sports Organization
Shining Sports Organization (SSO) is a community and youth driven organization located in Kinondoni District, Dar es salaam. Founded and started its operations in 2020 and registered as a Sports Organization with National Council of Sports and Arts in 2020. SSO is driven by sports for development agenda whereby our program interventions focus on bringing social change by impowering young people with athletic and social skills while creating awareness on children rights (safeguarding and child protection), substance abuse, HIV/AIDS and nutrition. SSO upholds the power of sports as a fundamental tool for promoting equality and social inclusion hence achieve Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). “Sport is a universal language. It unites people and cultures and helps to build bridges for peace. It can be a powerful catalyst for social change. That is why the UN supports using sport to promote equality and social inclusion and help achieve the Millennium Development Goals."-Ban Ki-moon, Secretary General, UN Shining which means reflecting bright light and SSO aims at living by its name and become a milestone for socio-economic development for young girls and boys from under privileged communities. Our sports program is designed to build confidence, character and athletic skills in soccer, football, basketball, and more while emphasizing fun and building life skills among kids from 4 to 15 years. Our qualified coaches lead children in age-appropriate sports-based activities that help build their skills and foster an enthusiasm for sports. Our Coaches maintain a positive and safe environment for children, as well as small class sizes to allow for personalized instruction.
1 to 10 staff
Ajira Link Tanzania
Based in Tanzania
1 to 10 staff
Blue Carbon Tanzania Bct
Blue Carbon Tanzania (BCT) works with coastal communities in Tanzania to protect, restore, and maximize benefits for marine ecosystems (seagrasses, mangroves, and coral reefs) and build the resilience of the coastal communities through additional alternative sources of income.
1 to 10 staff
Montessori Community Of Tanzania
Montessori Community of Tanzania (MCT) was originally established and registered in 1997 as Montessori Training Association of Tanzania; a society under the Tanzania Societies Ordinance of 1954, with ordinance number SO. NO. In early 2020 MCT had to restructure its constitutional framework and operational model to comply with the provision of the current government requirement of NGO policy and its associated act number 4 of 2002, with its amendment in 2018. Over the past 24 years, the Montessori Community of Tanzania (MCT) has been promoting the Montessori Pedagogy of education by supporting children’s natural growth and care for the benefit of our Nation. While envisioning a society in which children have affordable access to the Montessori Pedagogy of learning for their holistic development; MCT in collaboration with Seven Montessori Training Centers has trained more than child’s guardians/ caretakers. Montessori pedagogy is a well-used educational concept with a long history in Tanzania. Over the decades now, several thousand caretakers/guardians have been trained with the Montessori concept and are currently mostly practiced in nursery or daycare centers.
1 to 10 staff
Divine Outreach Foundation
Divine Outreach Foundation is a Tanzanian NGO dedicated to closing the opportunity gap by ensuring equal access for marginalized families and individuals. Established in 2019 and officially recognized under Act No. 24 of 2002 (revised 2005), we empower communities through social, educational, and economic initiatives. With operations in Dar es Salaam, Mbeya, Mwanza, and Tabora, and a network of over 100 passionate youth volunteers, we collaborate with orphanages, senior centers, and other NGOs to provide essential resources and lasting impact. What We Do: Donation campaigns to support vulnerable groups Skill-building workshops for personal and professional growth Youth empowerment programs to inspire future leaders Our Vision: To be a globally recognized and trusted platform that actively supports those in need by identifying social challenges and implementing holistic solutions for a better world. Let’s Connect! Follow us for updates and join us in making a difference. Instagram:@divineoutreach
51 to 200 staff
Iringa Shapers
Community of young changemakers united by Global Shaper Community to inspire, innovate, and drive impactful transformation across Iringa and beyond
11 to 50 staff
Cervicare Initiative Tanzania
About CerviCare Initiative CerviCare Initiative is a youth-led, community-based organization in Tanzania dedicated to reducing the burden of cervical cancer through HPV vaccination advocacy, cervical cancer screening, and public awareness campaigns. We work in both urban and rural settings to educate girls, women, families, and communities about the importance of prevention, early detection, and treatment. Our mission is to empower communities with knowledge, expand access to services, and bring hope and dignity to women affected by cervical cancer. Through partnerships with schools, health facilities, and local leaders, CerviCare reaches thousands with life-saving information and services, ensuring that no woman is left behind due to a lack of awareness or access. What We Do 1.Raise awareness about cervical cancer prevention and treatment 2.Promote and support HPV vaccination among adolescent girls 3.Facilitate community-based screening campaigns 4.Support and uplift women living with cervical cancer 5.Train youth and community champions for health education
1 to 10 staff
Lake Community Development Foundation Lacodefo
Building the capacity of local communities in the sectors of 1. Sustainable agriculture and rural livelihoods 2. Community based natural resources management 3. Community and Reproductive Health
1 to 10 staff
Tanzania Community Network
A growing community Network to connect, inspire and support each member's mission to grow and develop the future generation on how to build an Empire by holding hands. We are here to inspire each other through what we say and how we rock the environment to reach the world. TCN Connect & Support
1 to 10 staff
Africa Unveil Youth-Led Organisation
This is a youth-led organization that aims to drive social impact through promoting sexual and Reproductive Health education and climate action. Our Mission is To empower youth by promoting sexual and reproductive health education and advancing climate action through effective waste management education.Our Vision is To create a generation of empowered youth driving sustainable change in health and climate action.some of successful initiatives by organization include Kijana salama an initiative that aims to bridge the gap between misinformation among adolescents about SRHRE with accurate information to enable them to make informed decisions about their bodies. The project involves three secondary schools in Dar es salaam that will actively take part in seminars and workshops to equip them with SRHR education.Other initiatives done previously include “Pad a girl” which mainly focused on menstrual hygiene education with pads donation to less privileged school girls. “Ushoroba Damu Drive” which mainly focused on addressing local tourism and youths’ efforts towards nature protection alongside with blood donation for pregnant women in need. Other initiatives include “Mtunuku kitabu akasome” which involved books donation to less privileged schools in Dar es salaam, Arusha, Mwanza and Dodoma.” Planting trees with primary school children and beach clean ups” this was to address solutions towards climate change by simply planting trees and protecting the ocean by organising beach clean ups to collect litters around the shore of Kigamboni’s side of the ocean.For 2026, Our flagships include Kijana Salama Initiative that aims to promote sexual and reproductive health and rights education in secondary schools, Taka Hub initiative that aims to promote climate education especially on waste management through workshops and seminars in secondary schools and Social Impact for Students program(SISP) which is a year long program for university and college students.
11 to 50 staff
Bodaboda Change Community
Motorcycle as means transportation industry has become a critical mode of transportation in Tanzania, providing affordable and convenient services to millions of people. Despite its positive impact to the general public, the community has negative opinions to the drivers (Bodaboda) and they have trust issues against them as many associate it with negative impacts on public safety, security and health. The industry is seen as unregulated as it has been causing road accidents which increase health issues and being involved in criminal activities. The organization will focus on bodaboda lives as whole and their daily activities on economic, political and social development. It will also tackle issues of their transportation safety and security in order to minimize their negative impacts to the community which in turn will widen other opportunities.
1 to 10 staff
