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TANZANIA. Unlock a child’s potential!. www.childreach.org.uk. www.childreach.org.uk. What do we do?. Health. In 2010 we increased 23,330 children ’ s access to health. Education. In 2010 we increased 40,694 children ’ s access to education. Child Rights & Protection.

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  1. TANZANIA Unlock a child’s potential! www.childreach.org.uk www.childreach.org.uk

  2. What do we do? Health In 2010 we increased 23,330 children’s access to health. Education In 2010 we increased 40,694 children’s access to education. Child Rights & Protection In 2010 we increased 6,267 children’s access to child right’s and protection. To date we have reached over 300,000 beneficiaries! www.childreach.org.uk

  3. Where do we work?

  4. My challenge event: Climb Mt Kilimanjaro!! KlimbKili for Kids! Country: Tanzania Height: 5895m (19,341ft) Challenge: Trek onwards and upwards from the hot equatorial climate, to the snow capped peak on the roof of Africa! Why: Money raised will be put towards Childreach International’s projects in Tanzania and abroad, greatly impacting the lives of children, and helping them to unlock their full potential! Fundraising: £2450 Did you know? Mount Kilimanjaro is the tallest mountain in Africa, and the tallest free-standing mountain in the WORLD!

  5. Our projects! Where: Rural Tanzania What: In 2009, our school improvement programme which renovated schools across the Kilimanjaro region, helped over 2520 children gain access to a clean and safe schooling environment. • Our three programmes • Vocational Training Centres • School Improvement Programme • Carbon Offsetting Programme

  6. How we’ve helped!! Perpetuachalis, aged 15 “I joined Mahida VTC so that I may be able to get a job and support myself. Childreach International has helped me grow intellectually and it has put me in a better position to get a job when I graduate.  I hope to work with another tailor when I finish in November this year. If not, I would like to form a group and be given machines by Childreach International. I want to start up a business with the other graduates.” Vocational Training Courses Student Improvement Programme Joseph, aged 12 “My school used to be in a bad condition. The toilets were in bad shape, the classroom floors were broken and the kitchen was very basic, it was made of mud and timber. Childreach International has constructed a kitchen and toilets and renovated the classrooms so now I study in a good environment. When I grow up I want to be a doctor, as I want to save lives”. Carbon Offsetting in Tanzania Childreach International conducts Futurebuilding and Challenge Events throughout the world to raise funds for projects. The Carbon Offsetting programme is a tree planting programme in Tanzania to offset the carbon emissions from flights for our projects to remain carbon neutral and avoid increasing environmental degradation.

  7. School Improvements, Tanzania

  8. The countries we work in: www.childreach.org.uk

  9. Tanzania Fast Facts: Population: 43.7 million Capital: Dodoma Money: Tanzanian Shilling Head of state: President Jakaya Kikwete (2005-present) Tanzanian Flag

  10. Vibrant Culture More than 120 tribes Famous faces: Freddie Mercury! Main languages: Swahili and English Major Religions: Islam & Christianity Motto: “Uhuru na Umoja” – Freedom and Unity Home to the ‘Big 5’: black rhino, African elephant, buffalo, lion and leopard

  11. Similarities and Differences

  12. Any Questions?

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