Community projects in Moshi
Location: Old Moshi Road, Arusha, Arusha Region, TZ
About this organization
KIWAKKUKI is a Kiswahili acronym (Kikundi cha Wanawake Kilimanjaro
Kupambana na UKIMWI) for Women Against AIDS in the Kilimanjaro region.
Founded in 1990 around the theme of World AIDS Day “Women and AIDS”,
formally registered as an NGO July 1995 and complied with the NGO
Act.24/2002 in February 2011. KIWAKKUKI works in all the 7 Districts of
the
Kilimanjaro Region where it is now considered the leading HIV/AIDS service provider. It is a women membership organization with 5460 women and about 133 men as honorable members in the groups and employees. The uniqueness of KIWAKKUKI is how women from different villages and households in Kilimanjaro Region formed groups and joined together and in one constitution.
Kilimanjaro Region where it is now considered the leading HIV/AIDS service provider. It is a women membership organization with 5460 women and about 133 men as honorable members in the groups and employees. The uniqueness of KIWAKKUKI is how women from different villages and households in Kilimanjaro Region formed groups and joined together and in one constitution.
Tawref
The Tanzania Women Research Foundation (TAWREF) was formed in 2010 by a group of experienced researchers and community interventionists. TAWREF is a national organization whose engagement is to conduct evidence based interventions informed by research by using community driven interventions that transform the lives of marginalized population particularly children, youth and women. Marginalization could be caused by abject poverty, impact of diseases such as HIV and AIDS, orphan hood, disabilities and other causes leading to stress and trauma.
The Tanzania Women Research Foundation (TAWREF) was formed in 2010 by a group of experienced researchers and community interventionists. TAWREF is a national organization whose engagement is to conduct evidence based interventions informed by research by using community driven interventions that transform the lives of marginalized population particularly children, youth and women. Marginalization could be caused by abject poverty, impact of diseases such as HIV and AIDS, orphan hood, disabilities and other causes leading to stress and trauma.
• Fee Required
• On-site Location
• Training Provided
• Housing Available
• Language / Cultural Support Available
• International Volunteers Welcome
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