KAMPIMBI SAFE DRINKING WATER PROJECT

JUSTIFICATION

Water is one of the most powerful ways to improve  health, hygiene, and well-being of any families need water to survive.Tanzania is among of the less developed countries which is facing with a lot of social and economic problem especially for water infrastructure in their villages. Ndungu is among of the village suffering from lack of enough safe domestic water for uses. Ndungu is located eastern part of Tanzania but its bordered with Mkomazi game reserve which is about 500 kms from Dar-es-salaam the capital and trading centre city of Tanzania. In historically the water infrastructure was constructed in the early of 1960 as an aids from our mother colony (British) and up to now there is no  any further improvement of water systems  while day to day settlements/families are expanded resulting  to drinking water crisis  among the different water users although there  a plent of water from the Yongoma River.This project of 1960 was initiated  to provide services to the  people not more than 1000 but per now the settlement are more than 26000 people who  depend from this small water reservior which is not enough, resulting  to the  people to use unsafe water.The Yongoma River(Ndurumo)  is about 6km away from their village that is flowing abundantly all-year-round which can be simultaneously tapped to redirect its use to use for  domestic uses,improve their economic and living condition.Hence eruption of diseases like dirrhoea,fever ,malaria  etc which kills many people especially children and their mother because of  lack of clean water to use. The socio-economic life of the people was originally agriculture and local  pastoralism . The purpose of this  proposal is to help the poor families to get safe drinking water  through Construction of Water Pipe Line direct from Yongoma River and Reservoir. Not because there is no enough water from the river but because there is no any further plan to expand the project  and its improvements which has touched our organization to help the communities around to reduced if not to finish the problem of drinking water .Financial Aids  and human resources required to improve  communities with the support they need to attain water at Ndungu village.

To ensuring that every one at Ndungu has clean water in drink would ranks as one of the great achievements of humankind. People are delivering upon this human right would also improve public and drive economic development .To make sure that women ,children and girls are engaged in economic issues than to spend a lot of time in seeking water. And to make that safe water decreases the diseases among the communities. To focusing attention on the importance of water and advocating sustainable management of fresh water resources.

OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT PROPOSAL

Helping to enhance the environment and biodiversity to improve quality of life.

To enhancing and protecting the natural environment , reducing pollution and preventing habitat loss and degradation.

Supporting a strong and sustainable green economy, resilient to climate change.

To encouraging businesses, people and communities to manage and use natural resources in a sustainable manner and to reduce waste.

To working to ensure that the Tanzania economy is resilient to climate change,To promote of integrated water resources management at different levels within the catchments areas along Yongoma River from Shengena forest reserve.

To work out together with the communities on how to better manage and use the water/training on water safety methods and water-sources maintenance.

To ensure that water management practices. It is by design when this Project is fully operational that it shall create a ripple effect of progress and development among them .

The Project will provide a solution to the Ndungu  immemorial problem of having an abundant
potable supply of water in the midst of their community.

 The Water Supply Reservoir is supplied with a non-stop flow of water from the “Shengena forest Spring” which now becomes the life line for Ndungu in the community.

This supply of water will guarantee the maintenance and improvement of their health, sanitation,
hygiene, socio-civic, economic and living condition.

 The  Ndungu especially the school children, will become more aware of their dignity as a people
and will take pride of what, as a community, can do and enhance their life and become productive
members of the society.

PROBLEM STATEMENT.

There is a general water problem in the area.When it rains, all the water in the village runs down
to the river.They drink this water, use it for washing,
cooking bathing, local drinks making like beers ,watering their animals and for irrigation activities.These water sources are therefore, shared by animals and human beings alike.They have  a Reservoir tank constructed in the early of 1960 which is not fulfilling their requirement due to the fact that, need is beyond the existing Reservoir tank and the near by villages depend on this  tank like Bagamoyo,Misufini,Dimbwi,Kwasoroha-Masai land and Makokane, but water supply for peripheral areas is only available for one or three day per week which affects their daily activities and their health. During the time where water are not found from the tape the always fetch water from the rivers the same applied to communities around the Centre facing a major problem of safe and clean water. Also, the wells are exposed, affording animals the opportunity to pollute the water. Women line up daily very early the morning to fetch water than to engaged in economic activities resulting to poverty among them and poor performance in academics issues for the Children who leave class to fetch water from river and it is always the children that carry the water. This would effectively reduce incidence of waterborne diseases and enable the people to have access to clean water leaving children to go to school and to develop as children.Primary schools, Secondary schools, Dispensaries, etc, which are not covered by other water supplies because of various reasons may suitably be supplied with water from  our expecting project.

MAJOR ACTIVITIES OF THE PROJECT

i) Mobilizing the community to fully participate in project implementation .In mobilizing the community Mohispac Foundation will conduct meeting to the Center and people around the centre requested the support. During these meetings the community will get explanation on how the project will be conducted and other project conditions which include community contribution. The meetings will help to create awareness and readiness of participating in the project implementation.

ii) Formation of Water Maintenance Fund (WMF) which will be formed by the Community. The fund will be contributed by the communities aiming at supporting them to manage in maintaining and repair the pipes and reservoirs.
iii) Transportation of building material from Dar-es-salaam; this activity will be done soon after receiving fund.
iv) The work will be done by water technician/Engineers.

THE IMPACT OF HAVING SAFE DRINKING WATER IS TREMENDOUS
• Lives are saved
• Illnesses are greatly reduced
• Health is dramatically improved
• Economic conditions improve
• Educational opportunities improve.This would effectively reduce incidence of waterborne diseases and enable the people to have access
to clean water leaving children to go to school and to develop as children.

THE EQUIPMENT COMPONENTS
• Stones, bricks, aggregate, sand and other
locally available material not costed

• Installation kit including filter, pipe, pipe fittings
• Foundation materials and installation hardware kit
• Safe water tank and supply tank .
• Bags of cements
• Iron Steels
HEALTH AND SANITATION EDUCATION

A key element in the success of a safe drinking water project is including an educational
component. It is essential to teach users the importance of clean water, how water
becomes contaminated, how people get sick from contaminated water, how safe water
can become re-contaminated, how illness can be prevented through proper sanitation
and hand washing, etc.
Mohispac Foundation will coordinate a comprehensive health education program for the project
recipients (communities) and local health officials. Independent, health-oriented NGOs
may be contracted to perform the work. Community leaders will be involved in the
planning and implementation of the health and sanitation education program.

PROJECT MONITORING AND EVALUATION

The Mohispac Foundation with other experts from the Government will be close with the project in monitoring and evaluation in every month although the organization volunteers  will be at  the site from the initial point to the project up to the final of the project ,for the final report. The expertise from water department from Same district will be involved in providing training to water committees and technical advices during project implementation .The community will be responsible in day to day project monitoring through water committee in cooperation with Mohispac Foundation leaders, involved in forming Well maintenance Fund.

LOCAL CONTRIBUTION AND SUSTAINABILITY

- This cost excludes the local contribution of materials, labour of setting up and
dismantling site, locating to site with equipment, etc.
- Each household contributes 0.3 US DOLLAR  a month for maintenance and
repair. There are 3000 households and this totals up to US $ 10,800 per year.There are deliberate efforts to fight the dependency syndrome. The local leaders help in
community mobilisation, provide security, officiate at various functions and settle
disputes. Community venues like classrooms, Churches, homes and community trees can
be used for meetings and training.
The community will also contribute man power , stones, bricks, aggregate, sand and other
locally available material not costed

PROJECT ACHIEVEMENTS

The project has surveyed and mapped read for implement the project after receiving your aids.And we have succeed to mobilise the communities around the areas of the project to offer their man power and they   are ready for that like stones, bricks, aggregate, sand and other so many
locally available material not costed

CONCLUSION
Finally this project   need  your kindly aids to save most  adversely  poor farmers and pastoralist at the remoteness areas who are already grappling with unsafely drinking water. More than 10,000 people  will benefit, mostly children, die every day because of diseases contracted from
contaminated water. By working together with our Project Proposal, we have the
capability to implement large-scale safe drinking water programs that will immediately
save lives, reduce human suffering  at Ndungu  and greatly improve the quality of life for those
served most and where the majority live and their neaby villages like Misufini,Dimbwi,Kalemawe,Bagamoyo and Kwamsoroha-Masai land.We are very grateful for your interest in supporting us. We hope that by the end of the project the community would have access to clean and safe water and therefore improve on their health. Any assistance will be gratefully appreciated.

Proposed budget $ 300,000

Project duration 1 year

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Volunteer in Mohispac Foundation Tanzania – East Africa

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We are looking for  volunteers to contribute their time and skills in: Teaching, Building, Medical services, Environmental conservation, Sports and Life skills. We offer unique opportunities for volunteers of any age, sex and background to make a big difference to a small but vibrant community.A unique chance to become part of a real African community and learn the cultural skills and language of the local people.

When you make the decision to help us in supporting and promoting volunteerism, we at Mohispac Foundation Volunteer Tanzania take it very seriously. We understand that we will both gain from finding the right person for the right volunteer role within our organization.

We value our relationships with all of our stakeholders and you, our potential volunteer, can play a key role in building a centre of excellence for volunteering.

As Executive Director of Mohispac Foundation, I invite you to explore the volunteer opportunities currently open within our organization. We believe that it is with your skills and experience and your commitment to volunteering that we will grow as an organization. Volunteer in Tanzania placements are available in Same-Kilimanjaro,Dar-es-salaam,Kibaha-Pwani the areas where our organization is operated

You will be offered a personal and customisable placement service and will be supported throughout the duration of your placement.

We work directly with the projects where we send you and where your contribution will make a real and meaningful difference.

Volunteer in Tanzania Orphanage Program

There are many orphans and street children in  Tanga,Kilimanjaro,Dar es salaam,Pwani regions and other cities. Local organizations protect the children by offering Children’s homes.

The organizations running orphanage programs are short of resources and manpower at our centre in Dar es salaam . Therefore, the help of international volunteers is greatly needed and appreciated for both professional and non professional are warmly welcome to cross the finger together to save people who are in needy.

As a volunteer in the orphanage program, you will be involved in teaching English and other subjects as well as helping them with their homework. You will also help the orphans to understand the importance of hygiene, sanitation and good manners.

Additional activities include help in organizing creative activities like games, painting, drawing, and maintaining the compound and orphanage buildings.

Volunteer Health Program in Tanzania

Help facilitate a better quality of life for people in Tanzania when you volunteer with our Health Program in Tanzania.Our health volunteers improve the quality & availability of healthcare services, and strengthen the skills of health professionals in disadvantaged communities. For example: doctors, midwives, nurses, public health officials.As a volunteer in this program, you will be helping local residents who cannot afford proper health care. Volunteers in the health program help conduct nutrition workshops, work in a community health clinics and hospitals and provide medical and dental treatment at the public and at the private clinics e.g Bwambo,Bombo,Ndungu and Same Hospitals.

       Education– Our education volunteers work with colleagues locally, helping them to improve their teaching and leadership methodologies and practices. Volunteers on the teaching program in Tanzania assist with the teaching of different subjects in primary and high schools.

Volunteer teachers can teach mathematics, science, geography, social sciences, history, business education, English, art and music. Volunteer teachers are not required to have teaching experience.

Our volunteers work in schools with students who come from very difficult economic circumstances or are orphans.Volunteer can teaches at our Kindergaten here in Dar es salaam.

         Engineering and Technical– Our technical volunteers share their technical skills both in the workplace as well as in education institutes and colleges. For example: electricians, irrigation engineers, vocational trainers.

           Communications – Our communications volunteers generate creative solutions that nurture organizational growth. For example: fundraisers, marketing advisors, communication specialists. 
 

           HIV and AIDS– Our HIV and AIDS volunteers offer practical healthcare, support advocacy initiatives, network with local government, and raise awareness and money for projects working in the area of HIV and AIDS. For example: HIV/AIDS health professionals and program managers.
 

          Natural Resources– Our natural resources volunteers offer support in small business development, marketing and financial planning, and in technical skills such as coastal resource management, horticulture and agriculture. For example: agribusiness, agricultural specialists, animal science, horticulture.

           Business– Our business volunteers assist small and medium-sized businesses by helping them to improve income generation and/or to become sustainable. For example: business managers, IT professionals, project managers.
 

          Community and Social Development– Our community positions are varied, but all work towards the common goal of bettering people’s lives and bringing about social change. For example: physiotherapists, speech therapists, social researchers, social workers.

Volunteer Tanzania » Accommodation & Meals

Volunteers stay with host families. The volunteer rooms are comfortable and may be shared with 1 or 2 other volunteers. Accommodation is usually within walking, cycling or a short bus ride from the project. Three meals per day are provided.

Tanzania Volunteer Program is open to all:

We invite individuals, couples, families, students, researchers, and groups (churches, colleges, and student associations).

Our programs are flexible and volunteers can arrive and depart on any day all year round.

Volunteer in Mohispac Foundation Program Costs

Application Fee: USD $100.00. Application fee covers administration, program information, communication and the cost of collection from the airport.

Tanzania Volunteer Program Fee in USD:

Motto sayi (Mwenyekiti)

Charles Joseph B.(Makamu Mwenyekiti)

Makuka Musa(Katibu)

Masaka SizaKatibu msaidizi)

Chimoto Philomena (Mtunza hazina)

PICHA MBALIMBALI ZIKIONYESHA WASHIRIKI KATIKA MDAHALO WA MAADHIMISHO YA SIKU 16 ZA KUPINGA UKATILI WA KIJINSIANA UKEKETAJI KANDA YA KATI ULIORATIBIWA NA AFNET KWA KUSHIRIKIANA NA DAWATI LA POLISI LA KUZUIA UKATILI NA UNYANYASAJI WA KIJINSIA NA WATOTO -Tarehe 04 Novemba, 2013 katika ukumbi wa Polisi

Mkurugenzi wa AFNET Tanzania Sara Mwaga akifafanua jambo katika mdahalo huo.

 Muwakili wa Dawati la jinsia na unyanyasaji wa jeshi la polisi Dodoma ASP Hamid Hiki akitoa mada ya kazi ya dawati ndani ya jeshi la polisi.

Dr. Januarius Hinju kutoka hospital ya Mkoa wa Dodoma akiwasilisha mada ya unyanyasaji wa kijinsia katika mdahalo huo

Washiriki kutoka mikoa mbalimbali ya kanda ya kati wakiwa katika mdahalo huo

Meza kuu ya watoa mada

Danniel Benno Msangya is the Founder member of African Rural Press in Action, also up to date serves as the President since 2000, he graduated from Nyegezi Social Training Institute (currently St. Augustine University of Tanzania (SAUT) Advanced Diploma in Journalism (1992), also Advanced Level at Musoma High School (1990) as well as Ordinary Level at Makoko Seminary School and Musoma Alliance (1980 – 1986), Primary Education, at Nyegina and Ingri Juu (1972–1978)

He attended different studies in abroad such as NSJ -Ghanzi Botswana Certificate in Rural and Gender Reporting 1995, also Economic Reporting Deutsche Welle Training Centre Kolgn Germany 1998, additional, Certificate In Emergency Reporting for African communicators AANA/APT All Africa News Agency Machakos Kenya 1999, Certificate for Participation in the UCIP university program, UCIP/international young Journalists study tours for 30 days over 30 cities and towns visited for study tours Balkan  countries:Yugoslavia, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia –Herzegovina in 2002.

He also with ARUPA traditional dance –the Wagogo Queens of Drums from Nzali village attended an international culture festival Klang Welten and over 60 cities and towns in west Europe Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, Austria, France 2003-2008 were covered, also in 2007 he led ARUPA to attend international cultural concerts and reporting, here over 15 cities and towns of Spain were visited including Madrid and Barcelona.

Benta N Matunga is the founder member of ARUPA since 2000, she serves as the Coordinating Secretary, currently she is the Ph.D Candidate – The University of Dodoma (UDOM) pursuing Social Sciences in Socio-economic determinants of antibiotic (2012-2014) also she attended  Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2005– 2008, (Master of Arts in Rural Development Studies), also in her Bachelor degree she got from Sokoine University of Agriculture, 1999– 2002, (BSc. Home Economics and Human Nutrition), Kilakala High School, Advanced Certificate of Secondary Education(1996– 1998), Sekei Secondary School, Ordinary Certificate of Secondary Education, (1992– 1995)

Lucy Msesa is  the Assistant Accountant with Certificate of Accountancy from National Booking Certificate of Accountancy (NABOCE) at Dar es salaam School of Accountancy (D.S.A) graduated 1985, she has experienced worked at Dodoma municipal for 5 years, Worked as Accountant with World Vision from 1998 up to 2000, DAPACA for 2 years and ARUPA for six years (2003-2009) and returned 2012 up to date

Mathew Leonard is the Human Resource Officer and Asst. Secretary of ARUPA since 2012, he was born at Bukene-Nzega, he graduated from the University of Dodoma 2012 (Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Public Administration), and City High school 2009 he is strong enough in IT skills, Human rights, proposal write ups, projects, HRO knowledge, and fundraising

MANAGEMENT OF ARUPA

Daniel Benno Msangya

President

+255755893303

Benta N Matunga

   Coordinating Secretary

+255769695500       

Mathew  Leonard

  Human Resource Officer

leonardmathew73@yahoo.com

    +255717715777

Merryclementine Kanyonyi

  Accountant                                                                                      Lucy Msesa                                    Assistant Accountant                                                    

+755755268004                                                        +255758921774

   Hilda Mohamed                                                                          Mathew N Nsolezi

Adolscent and Gender Officer                                                 Community Field Officer

+255713413437                                                                                 +255757716693

Egdia Vedasto

Office Secretary

+255754917208

OTHER STAFF

Geofrey Charles-Youth Training Officer   

Dastani F Waziri-Consultant                               

Mwajuma Msaghaa– Chairperson for Tumaini Women Group   (HIV/AIDS control officer)

Petrida Pesha – secretary for Tumaini women group (TWG) formation and children matron 

Flora Michael Matunga - public relation and social communication officer

MEMBERS OF ARUPA

1. Jasmin Shamwepu

2. Israel Mgusi

3. Theodor Mgomba

4. Asha Mwakyonde

5. Christopher Mayeye

6. Joel Mjengi

7. Barnabas Kisengi

8. Samwel Chamlomo

9. Awila Silla

10. Milka Ezekiel

11. Nowadia Mtimi

12. Neema Mbogoni

13. Sauli Chakuvunga

14. Rachel Chizoza

15. Emmanuel Ammasi

16. Magaye Magayane

17. Stephen Lubuva

18. George Ramadhani

19. Kizito Benard

20. Joyce Kassiki

21. Neema Lesilwa

22. Joseph Kihwili

23. Elias Maganga

24. Eston Ngilangwa

25. Hadson Kazonta

26. Anande Ndosi

27. Celine Ernest

28. Mary Kisege

29. Vicky william

30. Zawadi Manota

31. Faustina Munga

32. Gema Masemla

33.Prisca msong’o

Orphans and Vulnerable Children Care (OVCC), is a non-for profit Organization which is legally registered by the Government of Tanzania since May, 2007.

The Organization works in Singida region in the a New innaugurated Disctrict called Ikungi, in the former it was in the Singida rural District and which included Ikungi District. The OVCC Headquarters are along the main road from Singida town to Dodoma about 20km sourth from Singida town at the small town called Puma.

The orphans and vulnerable children situation in Ikungi is that there are many orphans children almost in each village not less that 8 and 22 are vulnerable in each village. So according to the villages which are in Ikungi District, about 92 villages, you just imaging the population of vulnerable children we have in Ikungi District. 

Orphans and Vulnereable Children Care (OVCC) commenced operations in Puma as a "one man show" in Feb, 2006 when its founder member, Mr. Bernard Sungi. became aware of a baby boy, Ibrahim Karani, who had been abandoned by his mentally unstable mother to live with his grand parents who, in turn, were too aged to care for him adequately in bringing up Ibrahim. Perhaps inevitably, as word spread of the kindness shown to Ibrahim by Mr. Sungi, more similar cases were brought to his attention for possible support. Equally through, as word of his activities spread throughout the community, other volunteers came forward to assist him. To the extent that by early 2007 the OVCC community group had eleven members as was ready to apply for registration as a civil society Organization. OVCC achieved that registration in May, 2007 with Registration Number:-  SO: NO. 14788.

Since then  and to date, OVCC has expanded its areas of operations to cover foourteen (14) villages and support more than 1,036 orphans and vulnerable children through its own effort (by members contributions). Up to know OVCC has seventeen members

Zanzibar social Servicies and Natural Environment Conservation Organization ( ZASNECO )Is small volunteer organization providing technical,education and hands on volunteer support to granss-roots community projects on the Zanzibar,Tanzania, Welcom all students from different universities and colleges of the world who has interest to working with us and has experience of our programmes bellow.

It was conducting different volunteering programmes so as to bring about the social changes and development for the people of Zanzibar,ZASNECO programmes includes:-

• TEACHING COMPUTER SKILLS.

A few people have opportunity to lear on how to use computer,this is becouse oftheir low levol of income that could not be able to sustain for their whole life. ZASNECO established this programme in order to help people in attaining self employment.This skills includes how to operate a computer,word processing and spreadsheets, use email,internet seaches and other related computer skills, ( two weeks to twelve months, depended your programmes )

• TEACHING SCIENCE SUJECTS:  Zanzibar is the one among third word country which have less scientific and technological advancement. Through this problem ZASNECO through special opplication has connection with the ministry of Education and Vocational Training on encourange their students on science subjects.The volunteers in this field will be connected to governmental schools for teaching science subjects such as mathematics,biology,physics,geography and chemistry ( one month to twelve months and depended your programmes )

• TEACHING DIFFERENT LANGUAGES:  Volunteers are constantly needed to help with the free teaching languages classes for community development. This will help many people to get employment in tourist hotels and reduce provert for many Zanzibaris.Many students are failed becouse of lack of enough skill of using foreign languages. ZASNECO require teachers in different language such as English,Italian,French,German,Dutch,Spain and Arabic and other related foreign languages in order to fulfill its objects. ( three month and depended your programmes )

• SWHILI PROGRAMME:  'ZASNECO establishing special programme for foreign volunteers to learn and interested volunteer to learn Swahili language. This programme will operate his compentent supervisor once in every day excluding weekend.

• ZASNECO OTHER PROGRAMMES INCLUDES:-

_ Organization manegment

_Proposal/project writter up

_ Working with local community

_ Environmental education and conservation.

_ Health care.

_ HIV/AIDs programme.

_ Youth leader ship.

_ Vulnerable children

_ Enterprenuership and business plan for local community.

_ Leadership Treaining for Organization leaders,youth and women, for indipended. either day,week,month or year.

DURATION AND TIMING OF PROJECT:

All volunteers teaching placement are generally from two weeks to twelve months, the duration of technical assistance and other special projects are dependent on the nature of theproject and volunteer and staff availability.

VOLUNTEERS USEFUL INFORMATION:

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

ZASNECO Organization is looking for volunteers!

We are seeking a variety of individual and groups – we’re looking for all age from 18 and above, professions, and interests. We can find volunteer placements that will suit your skills and fit into your busy schedule.

The following list of Project needs volunteer:-

a)      Computer skills

b)      Language Skills such as English, France, Germany and Italy

c)      Early education school teacher Pre- primary and Primary Teacher

d)     Environmental Skills

e)      Project Management ( leader)

Most volunteer will be housed at ZASNECO house,your stay will typicall include daily breakfast, lunches and dinner through self catering may be arranged in some instances.

You will eat traditional swahili cuisine-simple ,but healthful foods such as fresh fish and chicken,rice-based dishes, bread and chapatis fresh vegetables and fruits and juices. We can accommodate vegetarians if you let us know in advance.

Notes: Alcoholic beverages are at your own expense out of work time.

If you have interesting with ZASNECO,Please countact us by

Email address:  zasneco@hotmail.com   or

bakarijaha@hotmail.com

Mobile phone:+255(0)773077209

Thank you for your interested.

ZASNECO has different sustainable projects that are:-

Environmental recyclin by using waste management for women.

Computer programmes skill (youth programmes )

Environmetal cleaning.

Environment conservation

Earl education ( Kindagat school )

English, GermanyFrance and Italy cause

GREEN TURTLES PROJECT

Matemwe Bungalows and a local villager, share a passion for protecting the sea
turtles and began working together. Green sea turtles live in tropical and subtropical
seas around the world, and can be found throughout the entire range of the Indian Ocean
including the waters around Zanzibar. They are green in color because of the fat underneath
their shell which turns green as a result of an algae based diet. Sea turtles migrate long
distances to return to their natal beach to lay their eggs. Their biggest threats are
commercial fishing and human harvesting of turtles and their eggs.

Since the inception of the Matemwe Sea Turtle Conservation Project, it is estimated that
40,000 turtle eggs have been protected and safely released into the sea upon hatching.
Instead of interfering with nests, or taking the eggs for human consumption (as was
common practice), villagers now contact Bakari immediately upon discovering a new nesting
place, where he will move the eggs to a safe nesting site. There is a nesting site on your right as you walk down to the beach from the Matemwe
To encourage this practice, villagers are rewarded with a Finder’s Fee for each nest they
report. This financial reward helps them pay for medicine, hospital, family matters, and
improve lifestyle.


How you can help: Donate a mosquito net to a village member. You can purchase a net at reception for $15 and deliver it yourself or
ask the lodge to deliver it on your behalf.
Participate: Visit the nesting area on Matemwe beach. Inquire at reception about
the current sea turtle activity. Sometimes it is possible to watch the baby turtles
hatch and head for the sea.
How you can help: Donate a ‘finders fee’  and help save a
nest of eggs. For ongoing research and records, we are looking for a
small digital camera for the project, if you have an extra camera or wish to buy one for the project
in Stone Town, they can be purchased for about $500. Key to the conservation of the Turtle is
awareness of the species plight amongst the Matemwe village youth, sponsor an educational presentation in the village

Zanzibar Social Service and Natural Environment Conservation Organization (ZASNECO) acts as a catalyst for positively contribute to local communities and their management of the natural resources. We believe that by improving livelihoods using business enterprise, the communities will appreciate the benefits of tourism and protecting the environment. This environmental awareness and economic motivation empowers the communities to take responsibility for their own development. In return, the tourism enterprises and their investments are secured by the communities’ actions.

Zanzibar social Service and Natural Environment Conservation Organization ( ZASNECO )Is small volunteer organization providing technical, education and hands on volunteer support to grass-roots community projects on the Zanzibar, Tanzania, Welcome all students from different universities and colleges of the world who has interest to working with us and has experience of our programmes bellow. It was conducting different volunteering programmes so as to bring about the social changes and development for the people of Zanzibar

Save alder Doikers in Zanzibar, conserve them because they are endanger animals.

ZANZIBAR CULTURAL PROJECT

The Matemwe Cultural Project will
address the opportunity for tourism to have a positive impression on the cultures and
livelihoods of the communities. Presently in Matemwe, litter produced by the tourism
economy has no management and is therefore polluting both the beaches and the
villages. This project will develop mechanisms for the community to benefit
economically from the management of solid waste in partnership with the lodges and
hotels by establishing sustainable small-scale ethical businesses that support the
processing of biodegradable and non-biodegradable solid waste and recycling of biodegradable waste.

HOW YOU CAN DONATE?

We welcome you to participate in any of the
ZASNECO Projects, please
 donate any funds to any of these community projects or if you
have a specific skills that you think can be
helpful to any projects, please contact us.

zasneco@hotmail.com

TEAM MEMBERS:-

Mr.Godwin Nagol Kapurwa -The Co-ordinator and Founder of Mwanasatu Devel. Organization

Mr. David Mkilaha- Board Chair Person

Mr. Abdul Habibu- Programme Officer

Mr. Mohamed Hassan-  Co-ordinator Department of Land and Environment

Ms. Neema Benjamin- Co-ordinator Department of Gender, Widows/Women and Children

Ms. Mariam Athumani- Office Secretary

Ms. Namnyaki Paul- Office Attendant

VICTORY YOUTH SUPPORT ORGANIZATION (VIYOSO) Ni shirika lisilo la kiserikali linaloshughulikia vijana ndani ya manispaa na wilaya ya morogoro vijijini katika mkoa wa Morogoro.

Viyoso imeanzishwa mwaka 2010 na kupata usajili wake rasmi mwaka 2011. Shirika hili lina makao yake makuu ndani ya Jengo la CCM -MKOA kata ya UWANJA WA TAIFA manispaa ya Morogoro.

Anwani za shirika ni

S L P 5143, MOROGORO

+255 713 180176.

CURRENT PROJECTS.

1.     Social Accountability and Monitoring (SAM),

2.     Youth Groups for Development Project (YGDP).

3.     Rural and Urban Peace Project (RUPP)

4.     Social Capacity Building Project (SCBP)

5.     Good Nutrition to Primary Schools Project (GNPSP)

Asistance on any project is much required to step ahead our country.

YAD is a Non Governmental Organization with registration Number 14486 of 2006. Its offices are located in Kinondoni district inDar es Salaam.

YAD believes that the youths occupy a strategic position in a country’s development opportunities. In this regard, the abroad objective of YAD is to support the Government’s and the development partners’ efforts to harness the energies of Tanzanian’s youths so that the country attains the goals of the National Strategy for Growth and Poverty Reduction (NSGPR) as well as related aspects of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

However, YAD is conscious that the youths are more exposed to the health challenges of the contemporary times, which considerably moderate their potential, to serve as a key group for the realization of the goals above. Realizing this, the specific objectives and areas of engagement of YAD include the following:

• Foster Family Health and civic Education
• Training on how to handle the problem of unwanted pregnancies especially among Primary and Secondary school students.
• Awareness programs on sex Transmitted Diseases, especially HIV/AIDS and Drug abuse.
• Training on different life skills that can lead to employment.
• Help Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC).
• To conduct research and give technical advise to the government and developmental organizations.

Our purpose to introduce this organization to you is ask for cooperation and to be recognized with your office in any kind of Development activities that pass through your respected office. We also kindly to meet you for mutual talking and to introduce our leaders to you in order to get to know us.

Your cooperation will be highly appreciated.

1. Priscilla J. Moshi               Chairperson
2. Adam Mugishagwa           General Secretary
3. Pili Ramadham                  Accountant
4. Nelson Matovu                     Member
5. Primusi Mshumbusi              Member
6. Max James                           Member
7. Ayubu Mohammed               Member
8. Alfreda Mapunda                 Member
9. Rahma Mohamed                 Member
10. Mariam Nyirenda                  Member
11. Hashim Mbainzile                  Member
12. Didace Fransis                      Member
13. Teddy Kiwango                    Member

Zero Corruption.
100% Development.

Corruption is a serious crime that can undermine social and economic development in all societies.

No country, region or community is immune.

This year UNODC and UNDP have developed a joint global campaign, focusing on how corruption hinders efforts to achieve the internationally agreed upon Millennium Development Goals and affects education, health, justice, democracy, prosperity and development.