More than 1,600 out-of-school girls have been identified for support under a nationwide programme aimed at helping vulnerable adolescents return to education and access protection services...
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Dar es Salaam. More than 1,600 out-of-school girls have been identified for support under a nationwide programme aimed at helping vulnerable adolescents return to education and access protection services, according to figures released after the initiative's first month of operation.
The menstrual health management tents have already reached thousands of girls, boys and community members during the first two…
What began as a simple request at a medical camp in northern Tanzania has grown into a remarkable story of compassion, resilience…
Unique Care and Support Foundation enrolled 2,015 out-of-school children and treated 963 for malnutrition in Borno and Adamawa…
Thousands of Tanzanian children with disabilities continue to miss out on timely support because their conditions are identified…
According to the placement list, 163,499 students have been assigned to boarding schools, while 7,067 have been placed in day…
According to available data, Tanzania produces nearly 60,000 graduates annually. However, many continue to face challenges in…
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