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The first barber girl
Dafroza is the first barber girl in the village Mvugwe in Kigoma region. To be a barber girl has been her dream, it was not easy to convince her parents...
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New sanitation and hygiene facilities restore hope among students in Tanga
Not many people would immediately think about toilets when it comes to things which hinder progress for children’s growth. However, experience has shown...
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Solving the water challenge in Tanzania: Our commitment to the most vulnerable
Inadequate or limited access to clean and safe water remains a challenge for many Tanzanians. World Vision is working to respond to this challenge by...
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Collaborating to build healthy and resilient communities across Tanzania
In rural areas across Tanzania, it is common for pregnant women and girls to skip visiting health facilities when they are pregnant. For them, this is not...
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World Vision donates relief food items following drought in parts of Tanzania
Thousands of primary and secondary school students in Ruvu Remit division in Simanjiro District in Manyara Region are in need of relief food following...
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Combatting nutritional challenges in Shinyanga and Singida regions
The Enhancing Nutrition Services to Improve Maternal and Child Health (ENRICH) Programme, which was being implemented in Shinyanga and Singida regions for...
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Transforming agricultural practices to the benefit of Children in Tanzania
World Vision's Mkumburu Area Programme (AP) with funding from World Vision's Hong Kong Office, has capacitated farmers on improved farming technology, and...
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Exclusive breastfeeding is everyone’s responsibility
Many women and men in Msisi community and neighbouring villages did not have exclusive breastfeeding knowledge or knowledge of maternal and child health in...
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The voices that call for change in Tanzania's coastal region of Tanga
The Eastern coastal region of Tanga has been experiencing increased deforestation due to poor control and planning, and degradation of coastal habitats...
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Karatu families thriving thanks to banana farming
Through our Transforming Household Resilience In Vulnerable Environments (THRIVE) approach, World Vision works with farmers across Tanzania to dramatically...
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Impact of the SUSTAIN project in reaching the marginalised in Mwamgongo
Through the SUSTAIN Project, Global Affairs Canada (GAC) has been working in collaboration with World Vision's Canada and Tanzania Offices; providing...
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40 years of bringing hope to vulnerable children
This year, World Vision will be marking 40 years since its first programmes in Tanzania in 1981. Prior to the official celebration, we will be holding 40...
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Celebrating 16 years of building brighter futures for vulnerable children in Iramba District
When World Vision's Kisiriri Area Programme began in 2004, only 12.7% of households had access to water from protected sources. Many others, such as the...
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Combatting COVID-19 as school operations resume
In line with one of World Vision’s child well-being aspirations (children should enjoy good health and education for life), we have donated hand-washing...
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COVID-19: A roadblock to vulnerable children’s education
Most students in the rural areas do not have access to TVs, neither do they have a reliable source of light for their studies during the night. During the...
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Influencing behaviour change through community mass sensitization
Written by Agness John, Senior Communications Officer Behaviour change is not an overnight process but rather a day to day process which involves...
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World Vision is complimenting the Tanzanian government’s efforts in fighting COVID-19
Written By Agness John, Senior Communications Officer World Vision has donated equipment worth more than 200million Tanzanian Shillings (TZS) to Regional...
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COVID-19 makes malnutrition rehabilitation more difficult but not impossible
Written By Gladith Yoabu, Communications Volunteer – ENRICH Project, and Agness John, Senior Communications Officer, World Vision Social distancing...
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Transformation: The Kitchen and Childcare Aren't for Women Only Anymore
Written by Agness John, World Vision Communications Officer - ENRICH Project Girl-children often experience multifaceted discrimination in the areas of...
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A Story Book Set to Help Rewrite the Stories of Young Girls in Tanzania
In Tanzania, the ‘Day of the Africa Child’ was celebrated widely, including a national commemoration which was held in Katoro ward; Geita Region, Lake zone...
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A smile back: World Vision responds to catastrophic hailstorm in Northern Tanzania
While natural disasters capture headlines and national attention, World Vision joins hands with communities and the government to respond to victims of...
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MenCare Model: Celebrating Christmas with transformed Sukuma men
As we celebrate Christmas, we can also reflect on how Jesus Christ showed love for children in different occasions. The words of Jesus “I have come that...
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Day of The Girl 2018: How reading camps are flying education high in Tanzania
Story by Gasper Nyiti – Intern, Communications In 2011, as the result of youth advocacy around the world, the United Nations declared October 11 as the...
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