FUTURE FOR TODAY PRIORITIES IN TANZANIA (FUTOPTA)

• FUTOPTA Is an organization that is not part of the Government and not funded by states. Our Non Governmental Organisation (NGOs) is known as FUTURE FOR TODAY PRIORITIES IN TANZANIA (FUTOPTA).

• The FUTOPTA started to operate since 2005 and got its official registration from The National NGOs Coordination Board of Tanzania, this is according to duly registration under the NGOs Act No. 24/2004 in 2011. This NGOs has certified with registration no 00NGO/00004992. The organization is also known by the Mbeya City Director.

The purpose of the establishment of this Non Governmental Organizations is to recognize and deal with vulnerable social groups that are orphans, elderly, disabled, drug users and who affected with HIV/AIDS and conservation of the environment.

The headquarter of the organization

The future for today priorities in Tanzania headquarter is located in the village of Inolo, the ward of Iwindi in Mbeya Rural District.

P. O. X 3071, MBEYA.

EMAIL- futoptainolo@gmail.com

Phone no: 0767008999/0765310937

The area where this organization can operate is in the entire Tanzania mainland only

ORGANIZATION GOALS

The goals for which FUTOPTA is established are to:

• Educate older men and women on their fundamental rights in society, so that they can live without blemish and harassment from the community around them. Then the organization fight against violation of health rights, ownership of properties, fully participates in political activities to these categories.

• Providing education about the effects of childhood pregnancy especially in schools and homes. The goal is to make girls get educated so that they can fulfill their dreams of a better life. This will help to have a better and more educated society.

• Educate widows to be able to identify themselves and to know their social and economic rights, and to assist them in various different technologies and enable them to self-reliance. Many widows / giants have been involved in endangered activities due to the degradation of life after the loss of their spouse and society.

• Dealing with legal issues to defend the rights of widows, vulnerable children and those living with HIV. These rights are like the right to live, to give thought, (political, social and economic) and properties ownership.

• Providing educational care for the environment includes forestry, conservation of water sources and environmental awareness due to environmental degradation.74

• Conducting customary and customary studies, with various types of traditional immunity, environmental and other factors that will contribute to HIV infection and stigmatization for orphans and orphans. This is because many children have left their studies and got married for lack of education which is the support of their lives

• Design and establish income-generating projects that will help widows, vulnerable children, and those living with HIV.