Our mission

Tanzania Joy Volunteer is a small volunteer organization created since 2019 by the shared ambition of a few local people to provide technical, educational, and hands-on volunteer support to grassroots community projects in Tanzania, to improve living conditions of its inhabitants. One of the biggest assets of the association is to be completely operated by local staff, which enables TJV to meet almost everyone’s interest by co-operating with other NGOs and local communities.

Tanzania Joy Volunteer has aligned with schools, orphanages, and other educational institutions in Tanzania, to provide those academic materials and that they cannot afford while giving them with worth education and schooling to ensure a brighter future. In addition to education, we also provide these organizations with food and clothing. These resources will help these children develop completely and successfully. Through our initiatives, we hopefully can raise a future of children where each student has equal access to education and security in their future. We trust we can generate an atmosphere of active learning and ease in Tanzania through the donations and tutoring. Importance of our work section and some of the influences:

Also Tanzania Joy Volunteer own the Joy Kids and Day Care Center where we do mobilize the children and provide them with the Quality Education to brighten their future. Services are provided to all people regardless of gender, age, tribe, ethnicity, disability or religion.
This organization is working under its constitution and is registered under the Societies Act according to the Law of TANZANIA

The Association aims to build capacity among Tanzania’s poorest residents, as well as to protect the beautiful natural resources of the landscape in a sustainable way. The goal is to improve the life conditions of the most vulnerable inhabitants by conducting different programs through the placement of skilled foreign volunteers and the provision of technical support and assistance to other NGOs, Community Organizations and grassroots groups pursuing compatible goals.

Our Vision

  • To supply volunteers to teach different skills like Computers, Health and Technical Skills in schools, at the TJV location or in other NGOs and community-based sites.
  • To assist members who have been qualified through the training programs to find employment, when possible.
  • To promote co-operation between TJV and other associations engaged in similar objectives with a view to enhance mutual benefit and help.
  • To provide technical assistance, training, and consultative support to community-based organizations including schools, orphanages, NGOs and grassroots self-helping groups in the areas of website design, fundraising and organization development.
  • To promote ecologically sound alternative technology, arts and craft and other livelihood projects in order to help most vulnerable residents to develop their skills and resources to achieve a better life.
  • To promote access to health care for residents who currently lack adequate services, including prevention sources to fight against the spread of HIV/AIDS and consultative services for individuals affected by or at risk of this disease.
  • To promote the culture of Tanzania through community events, cultural exchanges and education.

The emphasize that poverty is a complex multidimensional problem with origins in both the national and international domains. No uniform solution can be found for global application. Rather, country-specific programmers to tackle poverty and international efforts supporting national efforts, as well as the parallel process of creating a supportive international environment, are crucial for a solution to this problem.

Priority actions and Sustainability programs we have as TJV on poverty eradication include:

  • improving access to sustainable livelihoods, entrepreneurial opportunities and productive resources;
  • providing universal access to basic social services;
  • progressively developing social protection systems to support those who cannot support themselves;
  • empowering people living in poverty and their organizations;
  • addressing the disproportionate impact of poverty on women;
  • Working with interested donors and recipients to allocate increased shares to poverty eradication
  • Intensifying international cooperation for poverty eradication.