Our partners
The Australian Volunteers Program is an Australian Government-funded initiative that matches a broad range of skilled Australians with partner organisations. Since 2013, Australian volunteers have supported Umoja Tanzania to achieve its development goals, sharing their skills with our Tanzanian staff to help build their capacity in various fields.
Branches Community Projects enhances the lives of communities in developing countries through grassroots-led development. Since 2022, they have been a transformative partner for Umoja, helping to deliver the renovation of our centre in Sinoni and continuing to support the long-term sustainability of the site through ongoing maintenance and expertise.
Braunton Caen Rotary is a small but tremendously active club based in the UK, and a long-standing supporter of Umoja. Over the years they have made a real and lasting difference, helping to establish our social enterprise programme, sponsoring students through their studies, and contributing to the development of our centre in Sinoni. Education is at the heart of Rotary's mission, and their commitment to the young people of Umoja reflects that beautifully.
The ELMA Foundation, the main foundation of The ELMA Group of Foundations, is focused on improving the lives of children in Africa by investing in initiatives that transform health, education, and the wellbeing of children and the families and communities that support them.
Umoja is a partner for project J602 with Global Development Group (ABN 57 102 400 993), and Australian Non-Government Organisation approved by the Minister for Foreign Affairs to carry out quality humanitarian projects with approved partners and providing aid to relieve poverty and provite long term solutions. Global Development Group takes responsibility of the project according to OAGDS guidelines providing a goverance role and assisting in the areas of planning, monitoring, evaluating and auditing to ensure projects are carried out to OAGDS requirements.
Nord Anglia Education empowers students to become changemakers, going beyond the classroom through transformative programmes, global expeditions, and experiences that unlock potential and broaden perspectives. Their students develop resilience, leadership, and a genuine desire to make the world a better place, making them natural partners for the work we do at Umoja.
Taswira Africa Safaris is a valued supporter of Umoja, contributing through donations and training opportunities for our young people. Offering quality, safe and ethical safaris across East Africa's most breath-taking destinations, travelling with Taswira means supporting a company that genuinely gives back to the community, including the opportunity to visit Umoja as part of your trip.
Before they founded Umoja Tanzania, Caroline Goody and Emma Wagner both studied International Development at the University of East Anglia in the UK. Current undergraduates from the School of International Development at UEA have the option of volunteering with Umoja as part of their degree.
Founded in 2009, YES! Tanzania is a small international development organisation based in Edinburgh and registered as a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (number SC041604). YES! Tanzania helps to build the capacity of organisations in Tanzania to transform the lives of the most disadvantaged and vulnerable young people through sport.
