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ALBINO DAY TANZANIA

 

The Tanzania Hands of Africa Foundation coordinator Tanzania, hands over a sun cream to Luhangija Primary School.The Hands of Africa Foundation-Tanzania coordinator, Mr Joseph Magutu, hands over a sun cream to Luhangija Primary School
For the last three years HAF has been working to support the albino’s community in Tanzania/ Africa/in the area of education, health, social needs, and advocating.  We are so grateful to those who work with us hand to hand to improve the life of albinos in Tanzania.
 Members of albinos community in Tanzania follow up the Deputy Health and Social Welfare minister speech during albinos day in Shinyanga regional on 04-05-2011
.  Members of albinos community in Tanzania follow up the Deputy Health and Social Welfare minister speech during albinos day in Shinyanga regional on 04-05-2011
 A pupil with albinism performs on stage during the albino’s day in Shinyanga The Deputy Minister of Health and Social Welfare Dr Lucy Nkya give speech during albino’s day in Shinyanga
A pupil with albinism performs on stage during the albino’s day in Shinyanga. The Deputy Minister of Health and Social Welfare give speech during albino’s day in Shinyanga.

 

HAF donate sun cream

Programme coordinator of Hands of Africa Foundation Tanzania Mr. Joseph Sinda, and Mr. Paul Masanja, The Tanzania HAF Secretary showing to the reports the sun cream lotions to prevent direct sunlight for people with albinism.

The sun cream for children’s and adults worth 8.2 million Tanzania Shillings, is donated from our friend organization Society for Threatened people in Germany

This cream will help the albinos of Kilimanjaro and the nearby regions. Continue reading

Commonwealth Association in Albinos support

The Commonwealth Association Secretary Cheryl Dorall Left, Handling a chegue to Hands of Africa Foundation CEO, Mr. Franck Alphonse at the Commonwealth House in London on 01. March 2010.

The Commonwealth Association In the Uk this month has given a big boost for Tanzania Albinos Center by handling the cheque of  5000 Pounds.

The fund was raised in 11 September 2010 in the UK.
We are so grateful to Westminster Rotary Club and the Commonwealth Association in United Kingdom for thinking of these forgotten community.
The fund goes to support the student fees in Intel college, and Kiusa secondary, and in Vocation Training VETA.

Norway Student in Tanzania

 TAS National chairman Mr Kimaya, Hon Barwan (MP) TAS Kilimanjaro chairman Mr Simon, HAF CEO Mr Franck, and the student from Norwey pouses together at the TAS Head Office in Dar Es Salaam Hands of Africa Foundation received 5 students from Norway University. The group of these students come to Tanzania as party of their university programs to learn about the situation of the albino’s life in Tanzania.Whiles is Tanzania they were able to meet and interview people with different categories, they meet with Tanzania albinos Society leaders, where the country chairperson Mr  Ernest Kimaya give detail about the association and how they work to support the life of albinos in Tanzania.At Ocean Road Cancer centre, they were able to see themselves the suffering of albinos who were transferred from different regional to that hospital.

                                                                      During conference meeting with commissioner of social welfare Mr Dunford Makala in Dar Es Salaam.

HAF Foundation team meet witch-doctors in Tanzania

 Hands of Africa foundation CEO Mr Franck Alphonse, leads his group and visitor from Norway to meet with witch-doctors in Dar es Salaam. This was program following the killings and, believes that the body party of albinos can bring lucky or make someone rich. We meet some member of witch doctors, whom were selected with the association of traditional hiller in Tanzania.

But the witch doctors denied, and they told us that they is no any truth in this information. This helps us to educate the public about the false believe.

 

HAF AND TAS IN NEW LAW AGREEMENT

Hands of Africa foundation has now a new agreement to work with Tanzania Albino Society. The agreement was signed between HAF CEO Mr Franck Alphonse and Mr Ernest Kimaya the Nation chairman on behalf of TAS Tanzania.

Under the new law, it is illegal to work or be involved on behalf of Tanzania albinos, in any activities without having such agreement.

The law was initiated after noticed that, many organisation and individual who claimed to work or support the albino’s community in Tanzania, to do so for their own benefit. This will help to track all who work illegal. If you wish to have more information about this new law don’t hesitate to contact us, or the Tanzania Albino Society.

The Lind (MP) Hon Barwan  pauses together with HAF CEO Mr Franck Alphonse, after the success meeting at TAS Head office in Dar Es Salaam. Mr Alphonse with the Kilimanjaro delgation were in Dar Es Salaa for a meeting with TAS country officials, where among other thing they signed an aggreement of working together.

Proviencie House participation

Hands of Africa Foundation was among 6 organisation in the Netherlands which was invited with Provincie House in Noord Braband in the Netherlands to participate and show the Dutch community  among others the project they are runing in Africa (Tanzania)

During that program HAF Foundation showed the albinos activity which was done, and  the 5 years plan to empower the albinos community in Tanzania.

The CEO Mr Franck Alphonse to gether with the collegues Koen Groenberg were able to share their experience to more than 1500 participants about the projects, needs, and the support.


The Hands of Africa Foundation CEO Mr Franck Alphonse,  during presentation at Provincie House, where Hands of Africa foundation were able to rise funds for the project.

Mr Franck Alphonse received chegue from Provincie house Director to support the albinos project in Tanzania. Left is group photo from all 6 organaization who participated in the program with thrie cheque

HAF Support Albinos in Mkuranga

  Hands of Africa was contacted by an organization in Belgium to assist them in helping an Albinos group in Mkuranga District in the Regional Cost.In order to assist and assess their needed and discuss with them the actions to be taken, HAF CEO, Franck Alphonse visited the group last August 2010.

The group is composed of more than 200 persons, majority children and women. They have tried to organize themselves with very limited means to work together in addressing their problems and rejection from the community.

We were able to help them with immediate needs such as secure rent for couple months until we start a program that will allow them to have a sustainable mean of income.

we are hoping to be able to fundraise enough funds and start by supporting their children to return to school and their parents to start micro projects to cover families need.
We welcome any support and advice from you to support this group in Mkuranga.

 Please feel free to contact us on more details on how to be involved

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Sarah leaved with her family at the Durusi Seke- Bugoro village, in Kishapu District in Shinyanga regional in Tanzania. She was about to be killed after discovered she was disabled.