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While Primary and Secondary School education in Tanzania is theoretically free, there are many additional costs that prevent students from low-income families attending school. Our students cannot afford school uniforms, books, school meals or even transportation. Their financial situ

 Education is a powerful tool for empowering women and promoting gender equality. It plays a crucial role in challenging gender norms, empowering women economically, fostering leadership skills, and breaking the cycle of discrimination. This article explores the multifaceted role of e

anzania is a country in East Africa with over 60 million people. Like many countries in the region, it faces significant challenges in providing quality education to all. Education in Tanzania is an important issue that has received increased attention over the past few years. However

a) Nursery School Attending nursery school is compulsory but not funded by the government. This results in private facilities whom ask for school fees. Children who are four years old can attend up to three years and are primarily taught in Kiswahili, Mathematics, Reading, and Writing

Visiting your sponsored child can be an unforgettable experience that will bless both you and your sponsored child. When you visit, you will get to see firsthand how you’re making a difference in your child’s life and in the entire community! Plan ahead We want to make sure everyone i

Education is a fundamental human right, and one of the cornerstones of women’s empowerment. No matter where you go in the world, one fact is constant: young women and girls who receive and complete their education are more successful, productive, and more in control of their lives. Ed