Our Project Activities

Tunaweza Disability Foundation is implementing a range of community activities which include a two-year vocational, social and life skills training program to youths with Disabilities who are able to gain work experiences in different areas before they specialize in one field suitable with their interests and abilities. TUNAWEZA DISABILITY FOUNDATION offers young people with disabilities after their graduation from school or from the age of 14 if a school visit was not possible, the chance to widen their social and true-to-life abilities. In order to achieve the highest possible degree in self-sufficiency and self-determination, they learn Tailoring, Paper recycling, Beading and Animal keeping (Dog Breeding)

Fish farming

Tilapia Fish farming is ongoing. This investment provides an opportunity for youths and people with disabilities to learn aquaculture but also, we provide Mental health education to children and youths between the age of 13 to 24 years in Iringa Municipality, Mbeya and Dodoma Cities and through Shangaashangaa, Shangaa2025 and shangaatz hashtag on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok

Education Sponsorships

In collaboration with JTFE and private donation we provide education sponsorship to Children and youths with Albinism especially those who are coming from families with Limited income

Tulia Kumekucha Project

The project utilizes street murals and photography exhibitions to combat stigma that surrounds mental health conditions in people in Tanzania. The project collaborates with street artists to create powerful mental health color Psychology on accessible Mural Arts placed in high traffic areas targeting young people of age 13-24. By harnessing the captivating power of street murals and photography exhibitions, the project aims to spark open conversations, counter the deeply ingrained misconceptions surrounding mental health, and cultivate a culture of proper/true understanding of mental health struggles among young people. This innovative project directly addresses a critical knowledge gap among the Tanzania community. Limited access and relevant youth-oriented mental health education plays negatively to efforts of combating harmful cultural norms that perpetuate stigma and prevent young people from seeking essential help. More details, approved and obtained consents are available on ShangaaShangaa, shangaa2025  and Shangaatz hashtag on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok consecutively