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Humanitarian Projects – Tanzania

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Tanzania - Humanitarian Projects

Children's Disability Project

Volunteers assist with day programs; this includes therapies, education, activities, social interaction. They help us with in-home support services and giving information/demonstrations about therapies, counselling, medical consultation, by doing so, volunteers are changing the lives of these children for the better.

Tanzania Teaching Project

Primary schools are taught in Swahili except for one English subject a day. When the children get to secondary school, there is a transition where all subjects are taught in English and only one subject in Swahili a day. This is a tough transition for most children. It is because of these reasons that specific community nursery schools were started to give the children a background in English before they start primary school.

Women's Skills Development Project

Currently, the program involves over forty women and has implemented six different projects, all situated around Rau on the way to Uru. The program provides members with education, training and support (financial and otherwise) to set up their income-generating activities. The aim is that with our support, these women will be able to generate their incomes and through the network, be able to help others.

our commitment

What we do

SAVE Volunteering is a Non-Profit Organisation. We are NOT a booking agent: we run, manage and fund all of our Humanitarian and Wildlife Projects with the help of volunteers. We believe in transparent and sustainable programs that impact our local community and wildlife.

our commitment

Responsible Volunteering

Responsible volunteering projects are based on the needs, priorities and aspirations of communities where they take place, and delivered in collaboration with the community, with sustainability in mind. They are responsibly managed to ensure the safety and wellbeing of the community as well as of the volunteers.

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