Thursday, April 16, 2026

Anicia Zawadi Method: A Rising Voice for Tanzania’s Children

From loss to leadership, Anicia Zawadi Method’s journey shows how child empowerment is shaping confident young leaders across Tanzania.

A water spring now saves hundreds of lives

One of the benefits of improving water and sanitation is how its impact can later develop health conditions of the people. Water remains a pillar of human...

Bringing clean and safe water closer- Mgera WATSAN Project

In 2014, World Vision Tanzania implemented a water project through construction of water infrastructure improving livelihoods and saving lives in Saunyi...

Introducing orange fleshed sweet potatoes to curb Malnutrition

Writen by Agness John- Communications Officer, ENRICH Project With drought challenges in many parts of Tanzania, Shinyanga region just like many other...

Vision Farm Project - Improving lives

From subsistence to modern farming through irrigation and use of technology.

Flying successes of savings groups in Tanzania

World Vision Tanzania is empowering communities through savings groups. Voices of success can be heard across our areas of operation. This is Mwajabu in...

Tough times never last - A revived hope for mooing at home

Global warming and weather changes caused Sanare to lose many things, including his prized cows. But he never lost his hope for a better future. Sanare...

An empty bowl turning full - A widow freed from sorrow

Recently, I visited Ndungu community, Kilimanjaro region, Northern Tanzania, approximately 240 kilometers from Arusha City. There I met a 42 year old...

Financial literacy boost- Elimu kuhusu masuala ya fedha

Financial Literacy Financial Literacy training is one of the Biblically-based Client Training Program that equips clients of VisionFund Tanzania...

A voice of hope

Written by Erick Lema- Communication Assistant, World Vision Tanzania Meet Anthony Tauta, a small scale farmer and a father of three daughters from Oldonyo...

Realising dreams

When you meet members of savings groups, you should be ready to hear voices of success and improvement in life standards. Through World Vision Tanzania...

World Vision Tanzania donates for children and families following Kagera Earthquake

On 27th September 2016, World Vision Tanzania provided emergency relief for children and families impacted by the 5.7-magnitude earthquake that struck...

Sauda's letter to World Vision

Hammering out a better future

With a hammer and wood, Ibrahim Said is building a dream. He’s determined, he says, to turn his carpentry business into a multi-million dollar investment...

Mosquito nets

Patric Muhoja sits in front of the mosquito net his family received from World Vision. He would like to be an English teacher when he grows up. Photo by...

Vegetables and a new home

Naomi Hassani holds vegetables she grew in her garden. In January 2011 World Vision loaned Naomi 200,000 TSh (about US $125) on a 6-month loan to cover...

Micro loan plants a garden

Patric Muhoja is 10 years old and a sponsored child. He helps his mother in the gaden, by watering the plants. Patric's mother, Naomi, is a businesswoman...

Education at a refugee camp

Pupils studying in a classroom built by World Vision at Lugufu refugee camp in Kigoma, Tanzania. World Vision has transformed the lives of children and...

Clean safe water

Children enjoy clean, safe water from the tap constructed by World Vision. Photo by Adda Amos Ngoya

Gifts-In-Kind clothing distribution

Sumaiyi Noni, and her daughter Jane, age 12, outside their home, wearing clothes distributed by Kanadi ADP from the US GIK (Gifts-in-Kind). Summ"It is a...

Milk from World Vision

Waziri Msama, 4, drinking milk from a cow that was given to his family by World Vision. Photo by Adda Amos Ngoya

Initiatives Transform Tanzania Refugee Camp

“Never dream to be a refugee, it is a bad experience which I do not wish for anyone” says Elphonsina Emidi, a refugee from Congo, who ran away from her...