Learn about our mission, vision, and impact in Tanzania
A healthy and empowered Tanzania where communities thrive.
We envision equitable access to health and nutrition for all.
To deliver community-led health and nutrition services and education.
Building local capacity through partnerships and evidence-based approaches.
Registered non-profit working across Tanzania
Official government registration
Established to serve communities with dedication and impact
Makere, Kasulu District, Kigoma Region, Tanzania
Serving communities across Tanzania with local presence
Our head office in Makere, Kasulu District serves as the central hub for all our operations across Tanzania.
THANS volunteers collaborated with the Vice Chancellor of the Open University of Tanzania to prepare and deliver community health education and services in Ruhita Village, extending quality health awareness to more community members.
THANS partnered with Kasulu Disabilities Development Organization to work with persons with disabilities, strengthening their social and economic empowerment through entrepreneurship training, rights awareness, and inclusive community participation.
THANS volunteers led by Mr. Kibabi conducted community health education sessions for women and men in Ruhita Village, promoting awareness on health, nutrition, and social well-being, creating lasting positive change in the community.
By supporting Nitakwenda Honey Group in Rungwe Mpa Village, THANS promotes sustainable livelihoods, environmental protection, and community resilience against fire hazards while ensuring safe beekeeping practices, environmental conservation, and improved household income.
Overall strategic leadership and management
Oversees all program implementation
Financial management and reporting
THANS is managed by a dedicated leadership team that provides strategic direction and oversight. Our organizational structure ensures clear roles and responsibilities across program implementation, finance, and community engagement, enabling effective service delivery to vulnerable communities.
THANS collaborates with local Government Authorities to implement health, education and WASH programs at community level. These partnerships ensure sustainability and alignment with national policies, and we have reached Bogwe Secondary School, Kiganamo Health Facility, and Kasulu District Hospital.
We collaborate with local NGOs and CBOs working in mainland Tanzania such as Nitakwenda Honey Group (NHG) and Tanzania Humanitarian Development Charity (THDC). We also collaborate with refugee Community Based Organizations (CBOs) in Nyarugusu refugee camp located in Kigoma‑West Tanzania region such as Kuvikwame Refugee CBO, Lwenge Refugee CBO and Espoir Refugee CBO under the umbrella of Tanzania Assembly of God. To advance sustainable livelihoods and women’s empowerment, through these partnerships we provide practical skills training in soap production, mushroom cultivation, vegetable farming, entrepreneurship, and women’s rights education, reaching over 200 women and youth annually and strengthening household economic resilience.
In addition, our partnership with the Methodist Church in Kasulu supports vulnerable households each year through community outreach and social assistance initiatives. Together, these collaborations contribute to increased income opportunities, improved social protection, and long term community development.