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Based in Dar es Salaam, NVRF's mission is to promote sports participation amongst the youth in low income communities and use sport and physical activity to enhance youth development, build community capacity and provide education about HIV/AIDS.

Located in the small town of Puma in the Singida Rural district, OVCC works to support orphans and vulnerable children by conducting life skills seminars for the caregivers of vulnerable children and the community in general in order to make the community better aware of these children and their needs.

CYF is based in Tabora, Tanzania, and works to strengthen youth across the country as they promote sustainability, influence policy making, good governance, information sharing, exploring their talent, and inter-cultural exchange.

MYCN works to catalyze and facilitate youth and children so as to have the best means for them to participate and acquire their intellectual, physical, moral, cultural and economic development for their own benefits and society in general.

SWEAT works to enhance education and provision of other basic social services to Maasai pastoralists and other poor communities in Kiteto district through awareness creation to enhance community participation with functional literacy skills.

Founded in 2009, MED works to increase participation of citizens in improving democracy, governance, youth education, and education about the consequences of drug abuse and HIV/AIDS.

APCCC works to facilitate local level awareness and empowerment for disaster risk reduction and sustainable adaptation measures to enable local communities to cope with impacts of climate change.

Based in Njombe district, HUDEO's activities include providing sustainable agriculture skills, improving health with clean water supplies, and promoting environmental protection through afforestation.

Founded in 2001, TEYODEN works in 24 youth centers in Temeke municipality, helping youth to be responsible in behavior change and play a significant role in social, political, and economic activities.

Based in Moshi, WOY works to empower youth to stop the spread of HIV/AIDS by providing them with adequate information and life skills training.