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November 28, 2005 in Original letters of inquiry from members | Permalink | Comments (0)
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The International HIV/AIDS Alliance has produced an 80-page, 1.1Mb printable toolkit for NGOs on how to build capacity.
The description of the document is:
"In many countries, community-based and non-governmental
organisations have mobilised to respond to HIV/AIDS. As responses are
scaled up, organisations are finding that they need to develop their
own capacity to deliver and support these programmes.
"This publication is designed to help organisations identify their capacity-building needs, plan technical support interventions, and monitor and evaluate the impact of capacity building. It provides tools for analysing and building capacity, using methods such as holding a planning and preparation meeting with management, facilitating workshops, gathering information and agreeing on conclusions."
November 23, 2005 in Information for CBOs | Permalink | Comments (0)
Tupendane Women Group means. “We Women, Let us love each other” is humbly submitting its inquiry for support before your good office. Tupendane Women Group is a non-governmental, non-profit making, non-denominations, but voluntary group devoted to support unprivileged communities for sound development and utilization of their potentials, identifying new and missed opportunities of Children, Youth and Women plus adopting best practices from other stake holders. The office is situated at Maphere Street in Kinondoni Dar Es Salaam city.
Amina Mufungo sits at her desk at Tupendane Women Group. A former teacher, Amina founded a group that cares for vulnerable children and also old people near a farm that she owns outside Dar es Salaam. Click on the image to see a bigger photo.
November 17, 2005 in Original letters of inquiry from members | Permalink | Comments (0)
(YOPAC) P.O. Box 3799, Tel: 022-2182066 DAR ES SALAAM Email: yopac@africaonline.co.tz 1. TITLE OF THE PROJECT: Youth $ Parents crisis counselling centre Youth and Parents Crisis Counselling Centre (YOPAC), is a program of Youth Alive Movement (YAM), an NGO working under the umbrella of the Catholic Archdiocese of Dart-Es-Salaam. YAM is registered under the under the ordinance of trustees of the revised law of Tanzania Cap.375. YOPAC is at Kariakoo, one of the busiest centres in Dar-Es-Salaam city. House No.3 Block D. The contact address is: P.O Box 3799 Dar-Es-Salaam, Tel. +255 22 (2)182 066, Email. yopac@africaonline.co.tz or cyw_tanzania@yahoo.co.uk
PHOTO: Pascal Maziku of YOPAC displays the organization chart of his group. Click on image
to enlarge.
YOPAC envinsions a health loving and peaceful Tanzanian Society. YOPAC mission is to help people in crisis cope with difficult situations in a participatory manner. She believes in community participation and empowerment inclusive investing in education to (Orphans and Vulnerable Children) OVC/CABA (Children Affected by AIDS). In order to fulfill her mission, YOPAC provides Home based care, Counselling service, OVC Psychosocial Support, peer education, EDC (Radio Education Programme to OVC), outreaches and facilitating various youth seminars and workshops. YOPAC objectives therefore are: 1. To provide Psychosocial support to CABA/OVCs 2. To provide counselling to Youth and parents in crisis. 3. To provide home based care to PLHA 4. To empower youth and parents on issues pertaining to HIV/AIDS including gender, entrepreneurship and reproductive health.
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November 17, 2005 in Original letters of inquiry from members | Permalink | Comments (0)
1. GROUP HISTORY: 1.1. NAME OF THE ORGANIZATION: The Registered Trustees of Youth Life Relief Foundation (Shortly YLRF). 1.2. STATUS: Youth Life Relief Foundation (YLRF) is a voluntary non-governmental, non partisan and non-profit making Organization, registered in 2002 as a Registered Trustees. 1.3. WHO STARTED: It was started by 10 members who are in two categories, who also serves as members of the Board of Trustees. 1. Mr. Hatibu Kunga 2. Mr. Omari Gepadi Founder Trustees. 3. Mr. Mussa Martin 4. Ms. Annet Alphone 5. Ms. Zaina Kunga 6. Ms. Mariam Abdi 7. Mr. Saburi Zuberi Ordinary Trustee. 8. Mr. Chano Almasi 9. Ms. Baila Kilumba 10. Ms. Sophia Fundikia
PHOTO: Chano A. Chano displays Youth Life Relief Foundation's ward-by-ward list of most vulnerable children in the Kinondoni district of Dar es Salaam, identified by means of a baseline survey.
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November 17, 2005 in Original letters of inquiry from members | Permalink | Comments (0)
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Tanzania Women Action Fighters Against HIV/AIDS Ubungo Maziwa / Ubungo Kisiwani Ward P.o. Box 55172 Dar Es Salaam Phone:0744-908017/ 0748-253168 Email: twafaha2000@yahoo.com Fax: +255 22 246 2438 Sir Re: Letter of inquiry for support. Reference is made to the above subject. Tanzania Women Action Fighters against HIV/AIDS “TWAFAHA” is hereby submitting its letter inquiry for support. TWAFAHA is a non-governmental, non-profit making organization The office is situated at Ubungo Kisiwani in The City of Dar Es Salaam. Thank you hoping to be supported and meet in Dar Es salaam Soon Yours truly, Salome L. Kaiza Chairperson
PHOTO: leadership of Twafaha. Left to right: Jaline H. Katembo, treasurer; Lydia L. Mbona, coordinator; Monica Danford, secretary; Salome Lucian Kaita, chair.
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