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Amref Health Africa helps to create lasting health change in Africa. Amref Health Africa is the largest international health NGO based in Africa.

Our vision is to bring lasting health change in Africa. Since 1957, Amref Health Africa, has been working with the most vulnerable African communities to achieve lasting health change. We believe that the power to transform Africa’s health lies within her communities. Amref Health Africa works side by side with the people of these communities to build the knowledge, skills, and means to transform their health; laying foundations that will be felt for generations to come. We support those at the heart of the communities, particularly women and children, to bring about lasting health improvement. Simply put, transforming Africa’s health from within

18/01/2026

Empowering young people to lead healthier communities 💪🏽📚

Through the Afya Himilivu Project (AHP), Amref Health Africa in Tanzania, with support from the Embassy of Ireland 🇮🇪, is strengthening community and primary healthcare systems in Pangani District Council.

By training Peer Educators from 15 secondary schools 🎓, we are equipping young leaders with the knowledge and skills to address key health issues reaching 125 peers 👥 and expanding access to accurate, life changing health information where it matters most.

✨ Knowledge in action. Youth in leadership. Healthier communities for today and tomorrow.

16/01/2026

🎥 Highlights: EBS Training in Dar es Salaam region.

cc. Wizara ya Afya Tanzania | Amref Health Africa

13/01/2026

Event-Based Surveillance (EBS) Training to Health Workers in Dar es Salaam
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Last week Amref Health Africa Tanzania, through the Global Health Security Agenda (GHSA) project in collaboration with Wizara ya Afya Tanzania and Ofisi ya Rais - Tamisemi, conducted onsite Health Facility Event-Based Surveillance (HF-EBS) training for Health Care Workers (HCWs) and Community Health Workers (CHWs) in Dar es Salaam region.

The training reached 149 HCWs and 83 CHWs from 20 facilities in Ilala and 20 in Temeke Municipalities. The training equipped HCWs and CHWs with practical skills for early detection and timely reporting of public health signals through the electronic EBS platform.

Strengthening HF-EBS capacities at both facility and community levels enhances early outbreak detection, improves response efficiency, and safeguards communities from emerging health threats.

The project is funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) CDCTanzania.

12/01/2026

Heri ya Miaka 62 ya Mapinduzi ya Zanzibar!
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28/10/2025

💉🌍 Bringing health services closer to the community!
Providing vaccines and health screenings to ensure everyone has access to care, protection, and a healthier future.

🤝 Supported by the Mastercard Foundation.

25/10/2025

🌍✨ “When purpose is clear, the path reveals itself.”

Atuganile, from Amref Health Africa Tanzania, shared her inspiring journey at during the Side Session on “Bridging the Health Research, Development and Innovation Gap: Turning Recommendations into Action for Women in Science,”* hosted by AHRIDA.

From a young girl in Mbeya with a dream of becoming a doctor 👩🏾‍⚕️ to a scientist shaping community health systems — her story reminds us that courage, faith, and purpose can turn challenges into stepping stones. 💛

Today, she stands as a proud woman in science, bridging research, innovation, and implementation to build a healthier Africa. 🌍💪🏾

23/10/2025

Amref Health Africa Tanzania is joining fellow health leaders, innovators, and changemakers at the Conference on Public Health in Africa (CPHIA 2025) a platform shaping Africa’s health sovereignty and advancing the .

📍 Durban ICC, South Africa
🗓️ 22–25 October 2025

Together, we’re driving innovation and partnerships that strengthen public health systems for a healthier, more resilient Africa.

16/10/2025

All roads led to Tanga! 🚗🌿

Amref Health Africa Tanzania 🇹🇿 joined the national World Food Day celebration in Tanga 🎉 under the theme:

“Tuungane Pamoja Kupata Chakula kwa Maisha Bora ya Baadaye” 🤝🥦🍠

Through the Afya Himilivu Project 💚funded by 🇮🇪 and in collaboration with Pangani District Council 🏥 we showcased how community led solutions build climate-resilient 💨🌾 health systems that serve women and children in underserved areas.

👩‍⚕️💬 Our amazing Community Health Workers delivered live demos 🍲, shared nutrition tips 🥗, conducted health screenings 💉📏, and inspired families to lead healthier lives!

🙏 Asante Sana Ireland Embassy in Tanzania 🇮🇪 for supporting communities to thrive through accessible, quality health and nutrition services.

Together, we’re growing stronger, healthier, and more resilient communities 🌿👨‍👩‍👧‍👦✨

15/10/2025

👐✨ Today is Global Handwashing Day! ✨👐

Clean hands save lives! At Amref Health Africa Tanzania, simple habits like handwashing with soap can protect families and communities from diseases and keep everyone healthy. 💧🧼

Let’s wash away germs and build a healthier future one handwash at a time! 💪

13/10/2025

🚿✨ 🌿✨ Improving Lives Through Better Sanitation

In Rorya District Mara 🇹🇿, a powerful shift is happening. Through the initiative, families are gaining access to safe and improved sanitation, made possible through affordable loans and community driven training. 🏡💧

✅ 10 villages now Open Defecation Free
✅ 75% of households with improved sanitation
✅ 270M+ TZS in support for families through inclusive loans
✅ 15,000 homes with access to handwashing facilities

This is more than just infrastructure it's about well being, empowerment, and a cleaner, healthier future for all.

👉🏽 Discover how sanitation is transforming lives in Rorya:
https://amref.org/tanzania/2025/01/28/how-finish-mondial-through-its-financial-inclusion-pillar-facilitated-sanitation-loans-and-transformed-sanitation-coverage-in-rorya-district/

08/10/2025

📸: Today in , Amref Health Africa Tanzania, through the Collaborative Advocacy Action Plan (CAAP) project under the World Health Organization (WHO) -led Partnership for Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health (PMNCH), convened a workshop with key technical representatives from Wizara ya Afya Tanzania to review ’s progress on five priority commitments for Women, Children and Adolescent Health (WCAH).

The review aligns with national priorities, guiding Tanzania’s CAAP-WCAH goals and reinforcing advocacy and accountability toward 2030. Outcomes from this process will also inform Tanzania’s reporting to the Global Leadership Network for WCAH.

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Dar Es Salaam
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Monday	09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	09:00 - 17:00
Thursday	09:00 - 17:00
Friday	09:00 - 17:00

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Amref Health Africa is an international African organisation headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya. Amref Health Africa has over 60 years’ experience in health development. In 1957, three surgeons founded the Flying Doctors Service of East Africa, laying the foundation for what is now one of the continent’s leading health development and research organisations. Today, Amref Health Africa implements its projects through country programmes in Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda, Tanzania, Senegal, South Sudan and South Africa. Training and consulting support are provided to an additional 30 African countries. Amref Health Africa believes that by focusing on the health of women and children, the health of the whole community can be improved. We are concerned with skilled care of mothers before, during and after childbirth; prevention and treatment of cervical cancer, and proper management of childhood illnesses. Our main areas of intervention are maternal and child health; HIV and Tuberculosis; safe water and sanitation; malaria; and essential clinical care. Amref Health Africa shares knowledge gained from our grassroots programmes with others, and uses it as evidence to advocate appropriate change in health policy and practice. In all our programmes, Amref Health Africa partners with communities, civil society organisations, health practitioners, and the private and public sectors to establish a participatory health care system.