Maisha Mapya Education Centre
Tel: (+255) 0784-344238 email: info@maisha-mapya.org
The Centre is on Old Moshi Road, not far from the YMCA roundabout.
Every year thousands of Tanzanian children finish their primary education with no prospects of continuing their education. This can be because of failing of the exams or the lack of money to go on to private schools. We especially help those families, who have not the resources to pay for the education of their children. We are providing our students with education and life skills during the 2 year course. With these new skills and knowledge they should be able to do something meaningful in life.

Village Education Project Kilimanjaro
P.O Box 737, Marangu Email: project@kiliproject.org
The For many children in the villages around Kilimanjaro, primary education is the only form of education they will receive. Therefore, their primary education is vital for their foundation in life. The Village Education Project Kilimanjaro (VEPK) has been working with the local District Education Office since 1994 to improve the physical infrastructure of the school, assist English teaching and provide books and equipment. The Project has also set up a Vocational Training School to teach children skills to enable them to earn a living, and a Computer Centre to provide courses for adults and children.

The craft shop and cafe at Marangu Mtoni sells crafts made by the students at the Vocational Training School, as well as other local crafts. The shop and the cafe are located on the edge of a valley with the river Una running below. There is balcony seating where you can enjoy snacks and refreshments. Next to the shop, two traditional Chagga Huts have been built to show how the Chagga tribe used to live. All proceeds from the Craft Shop and Cafe supports the project's activities.

Mkombozi Vocational Training Centre (M.V.T.C)
Moshi Municipality, Pasua Ward, Sukari Road/Boma Mbuzi Street.
Tel: 0754309908, 0754025233 Email: kakaibrah@yahoo.com
The centre strives to empower youths and adults, to assess their needs and develop problem solving skills related to some of the following areas: poverty alleviation; reduction of communicable diseases; human rights awareness; reduction of women's workload; use of simple technologies and sustainability in the community. Programs are offered in areas of vocational training; skill sharing and problem solving among adult women; empowerment of out-of-school-youth to solve their problems, self employment; health education for the Pasua community on reproductive health, nutrition, HIV/AIDS and STD's.

Afrishare Solutions supports ongoing community projects through volunteers, eco-tourism, exchange program and cultural understanding program in Tanzania in partnership with local community, organizations and the government efforts; Bringing people together to work hand in hand for the sustainability of all people's unique needs.

Kilimanjaro Youth Organisation (YOJEG) - Mkombozi Vocational Training Centre, at M.V.T.C, Sukai Ward/BomaMbuzi Street.
Tel: 0754025233 or Email: kakaibrah@yahoo.com
YOJEG is an umbrella organisation for Kilimanjaro youth groups involved in education, training and employment of youth. Lobbying and advocacy initiatives with the government on youth-related issues.

Pamoja Tunaweza Women's Center P.O Box 8434, Moshi
tel: : 0732-973712, email: pamoja@tunaweza.org
Pamoja Tunaweza Women's Center opened for clients in the beginning
of November 2007, we are a staff compiled of health and social workers.
Our focus is to provide support to marginalized women and their
children suffering from gender based violence or being victims of HIV.
We are in partnership with KWIECO (offering legal services),
cooperating with other NGO's in the region and the Social Welfare to
assess the needy.

At our center we provide individual and group counseling, education on various aspects; such as HIV/AIDS and gender issues. We also provide
free HIV testing and counselling at our center for men and women, with
strict confidentiality.

TUSONGE CED, Mafuta Street (Internal Printers), Moshi.
Empowering marginalized groups, forge strategic partnership with some existing alliances like LGAs, CBOs, NGOs and FBOs in a view to offer participatory capacity building on community economic development issues. Mainstream HIV/AIDS, human rights and leadership skills to women entrepreneurs. Identify and develop Action Research processes which will promote joint understanding of the REAL community needs.
Phone 027 2754158 and email: tusonge@gmail.com