Lack of Clean Drinking Water in Tanzanian Schools
Educational Programs Environmental Advocacy Program Introduction School is essential not only because it provides a place for children to study,…
Fight for equal rights for Education in Tanzania
Social Sector programs Educational Programs STORY ABOUT A TEACHER BECOMING A FIGHTER FOR EDUCATION This article is based on an…
Meet Tassia, Art in tanzania intern who moved to Tanzania
Art in Tanzania internship program Meet Tassia de Cock, a 25-year-old Belgian girl who moved to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania,…
Tanzania has many Religions and many cultures
Art in Tanzania internship program Philosophy program RELIGION IN TANZANIA The cohabitation of religions in Tanzania is a fascinating aspect…
Boxing Day at Bahari Beach with Glory of Africa Orphanage
Children Under School Age Art in Tanzania internship program Swapping winter coats for t-shirts and shorts, wellies for flip-flops, and…
Art in Tanzania Media intern signing off
Art in Tanzania internship program Social media Hi, this is Paavo writing. I’ve been working as a media intern for…
Volunteering for the ’International Day of the African Child’ event
Children Under School Age Human Rights On Thursday, the 16th of June, a bus full of volunteers headed out at…
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EVOLVET -transnational training project for volunteering
NGO Management International Relations Participation of Art in Tanzania at the first transnational training for facilitators of EVOLVET Art in…
Art in Tanzania working with EVOLVET Erasmus +
NGO Management (European Volunteer Coordinators Vocation Education and Training) It is a European strategic partnership composed of seven organisations…
At the Nyuki Market – Buying food for volunteers
Emmanuel is a Purchase manager in Art in Tanzania (AIT). He has been working for AIT since 2007. His responsibility is to make sure the volunteers get to eat every day.
Usually volunteers have breakfast, lunch and dinner at the volunteer house. There are four people working in the kitchen to prepare meals. The meals are sometimes typical Tanzanian food such as wali (rice) and maharage (beans) or nyama (meat), Sometimes kitchen ladies prepair western food such as fish and ships or spaghetti and vegetable sauce…