Uniting Strength, Bringing Change

Together in Tanzania, Empowering Youth, Young Women, and People with Disabilities for Their Rights

Who We Are

Partnering to build a society that is resilient and inclussive

IMARISHA JAMII Tanzania is a passionate civil society organization dedicated to empowering marginalized communities for a brighter, more inclusive future.

Welcome from Our Chairperson

Welcome to Imarisha Jamii Tanzania! Our journey is guided by hope, determination, and a shared belief in equality for all. Together with our communities and partners, we’re building a future where every child, youth, woman, and person with disabilities can thrive. Join us, we are stronger together! Zena Issa Akuwa, Chairperson

Our Approach

We Facilitate Safe Learning Spaces

At Imarisha Jamii Tanzania, our approach is rooted in inclusion, dignity, and sustainable transformation. We work alongside communities particularly young women, girls, and persons with disabilities, to design and implement innovative, rights-based programs that respond to their real challenges and lived experiences.

Our work is aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the African Disability Protocol, and the East African Community Policy on People with Disabilities. These frameworks guide us to ensure that development is equitable, participatory, and leaves no one behind.

 

Our programs are community-driven, data-informed, and focused on building resilient, inclusive societies where every person regardless of ability or background can thrive.

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— Our Mission

Promoting rights-based, innovative, and sustainable solutions to Tanzania’s biggest social challenges.

02.

— Our Vision

An inclusive and resilient society that respects the rights of young women, girls, and people with disabilities.

03.

— Our Story

Born from the urgent need to bridge gaps in health, education, and economic opportunity, we bring together diverse voices to create lasting change throughout Tanzania. Every day, our team works hand-in-hand with children, youth, young women, and people with disabilities to build stronger, more resilient communities.

Partners

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