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The journey to Nane Nane this year was exciting, full of lessons and knowledge exchange. About 12 farmers from Singida Region travelled for this amazing experience—Farmers Day, famously known as Nane Nane Day – (8th August 2025)! But this was not just an ordinary Nane Nane; it was an...

Mr. Solomoni Mnkenyi, a farmer from Ikungi District, had been farming for more than 20 years using traditional methods. Though he had seen farmer groups in his village receiving training under the ELCAP project [Empowering Local Communities through Climate-Smart Agriculture Practices], he was...

The Challenge Approximately one-quarter of Tanzanian women will experience sexual violence before the age of 18, and in a National cross-sectional survey conducted with ~15,000, 15–24-year-old adolescent girls and young women, there was a reported 43% lifetime prevalence of transactional...

Yohana Jacob, a father of three from Kisiriri Village in Iramba District, has been a farmer for more than 20 years. Like many smallholder farmers in the Singida region, he faced major setbacks caused by erratic weather patterns, including droughts and unpredictable rainfall. “We used to invest...

In commemoration of World Environment Day on 5th June 2025, residents of Nkonko Ward in Manyoni District, Singida Region, joined hands with the non-governmental organization Amani Girls Organization, in collaboration with Stromme Foundation, to conduct a community clean-up at Nkonko Health...

When the team from Amani Girls Organization arrived at Nyalwambu Primary School in Sengerema District, Mwanza Region in 2024, the scene was heartbreaking. Jen (pseudonym), a 15-year-old girl stood—barefoot, without a school bag, without even the basic supplies needed to learn. “I wanted to come...

Pius, a boda boda rider from Bwiru B – Mwanza, has shown tremendous change in protecting his community against acts of gender-based violence and exploitation. One day, while going about his business and carrying a passenger, he came across an older woman beating an adolescent girl by the...

8% of the population aged 5 and older reported having some level of difficulty in at least one area: seeing, hearing, communicating, remembering, or concentrating, walking or climbing steps, and washing or dressing. (Tanzania Demographic and Health Survey (TDHS) 2022). Aisha (pseudonym), a...

On 25th April 2023, USAID AFYA YANGU project in collaboration with the Korogwe District Council health management team conducted a school health symposium event at Joyful day secondary school (pseudonym) in Korogwe DC, Tanga. Through this event, health care providers at Mazinde dispensary were...

Community healthcare workers do incredible things in the society - they need to be celebrated more. Others have gone a step ahead and bought school uniforms for students whose families cannot afford even a shirt!

In the quiet village of Katunguru in Sengerema - Mwanza city, a dedicated Community Healthcare Worker (CHW) named Flora stepped in to safeguard the life of a pregnant woman who was hesitant to seek medical care, unknowingly putting herself and her unborn children at great risk. The woman...

Waswahili wanasema, “Ukiona vyaelea, vimeundwa.” Hivyo ndivyo, wanafunzi wa shule ya msingi ya Mnane na Kikio, Mkoani Singida wanavyoandaliwa mazingira mazuri ya kujifunza kuhusu kilimo na lishe bora. Shirika la Amani Girls (AGO) kwa kushirikiana na walimu wa mazingira na wanafunzi wa shule ya...

On a lovely afternoon, under the beautiful skies of Nyamatongo Village in Sengerema District, lives a remarkable family, Mr. and Mrs. Japhet Mbogo. Their home is filled with joy as they celebrate the arrival of their baby girl, surrounded by smiles and warmth. With 4 daughters and 2 sons, Mr...

Milka, a Community Health Worker in Nyamatongo Ward, Sengerema District, has made significant progress in her role after receiving training from the Amani Girls Organization on violence prevention and early childhood development. Over the past year, she has visited 20 to 30 households monthly...