Don Bosco Networks Tanzania
Non-governmental Organisation Tanzania
Don Bosco Networks Tanzania (DBNET) is a not-for-profit institution that runs The Salesians of Don Bosco (SDB) Development Programmes in Tanzania. SDB is one of the largest Roman Catholic religious’ congregations which operates collective, public and social benefit programmes for the poor, disadvantaged and abandoned children and youth across the world. SDB focus on trade skills, agricultural and academic schools; seminaries; recreational centres and youth clubs
Don Bosco Networks Tanzania – Carving Success!
A society that impacts positively the lives of underprivileged youth in Tanzania.
Creating Opportunity for Youth forms the Backbone of DBNET’s community works
OVC & Street Children
It is the obligation of The Don Bosco Networks Tanzania to meet and supports Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) in reunification with their families and serve them with rehabilitation programmes.
Lecri Consult (Legal and Child Rights Consult) is a consulting agency registered under the Tanzania Companies Act, 2002. We are committed and specialized in providing legal and consulting services on various aspects of child rights.
Lecri Consult has a dedicated and impressive team of committed professionals with expertise in the following areas: private and public laws, child rights including child participation and child protection, human rights, social economy, programme design, Civil Society’s practices, Conflict resolution skills, institutional development, policy analysis, policy development and mass communication.
Tanzania Cheshire Foundation is a non-governmental organization which supports different initiatives
Tanzania Cheshire Foundation (TCF) is a Tanzanian charitable organization providing services to people with disabilities.
We provide healthy service
Its mainly focus to serve women and children as of now though the future plan is to serve the general community. This is the health center of its kinds where we try to observe all the culture and customs of Islam. Specifically at this Center Women are treated by women and it’s the First Center in the country to have such kind of services.
We’ve Repution for Excellence
We Build Partnerships
Guided by Commitment
A Team of Professionals
We Are Specialists In
RELIEF WORK
We have been engaging in relief work by distributing Clothes to the needy and constructing of wells for the people living in areas with the scarcity of pure and clean water.
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Orphans
SMV has worked closely with Taqwa Orphan Trust to provide free screening and medical services to the orphans residing in orphanage centres. These monthly visits were done in collaboration with the trust whereby SMV provides free medical screening and services for the orphans, while Taqwa Orphan trust provides logistical support. So far we have reached more than 110 children. we provide some financial support to orphans, especially education support.
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Muslim Scholars
SMV has conducted medical screening for Muslim scholars from Hay-atul ulamaa in Tanzania. SMV is working on a mechanism to provide medical coverage for members of Hay atul ulamaa. This scheme will help the Muslim scholars access free quality services to meet their health needs.
Blood Donation
In Tanzania, a shortage of blood is a common phenomenon and many patients lose their lives due to a lack of blood and blood products. In collaboration with the National Blood Transfusion Program, SMV has complemented the government’s efforts in addressing the shortage of blood and blood products in the country.
Health Promotion
We organize and conduct health education programs on various diseases aiming at increasing community awareness of problems of public health importance in our country. This is done through open public talks, local radio and Television shows, newsletters, posters, and the internet in collaboration with both governmental and nongovernmental Associations.
Capacity Building
SMV has been providing technical assistance to various organizations in matters relating to health. For instance, some organizations were supported to establish health facilities; and also to manage health facilities.
UNESCO was established in order to promote international understanding and culture of peace among the International Community through education, science, social science, culture, communication and information.
The UNESCO National Commission was founded in 1962 to implement UNESCO programmes in the country in order to realize UNESCO goals and promote its ideals. Tanzania as a developing country is still grappling with several developmental challenges. It has developed its development strategy; vision 2025 and poverty reduction strategies for both mainland and Zanzibar that guide all social and economic development plans.
