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Huduma ya afya

TOBFC inashirikiana na serikali za mitaa na wilaya kuleta elimu bora, kwa watoto wa jamii za vijijini.

 

TOBFC imeanzisha Shule 30 za chekechea  mfumo wa  Montessori (kila moja "Darasa la Casa") na imekamilisha ujenzi wa majengo 17 ya shule ya Montessori, kwa ajili ya watoto ambao vinginevyo hawangekuwa na elimu "rasmi". Zaidi ya watoto 2,000 kwa sasa wameandikishwa katika Shule ya Chekechea ya Montessori katika shule hizi. Tunazipatia shule zetu kila mwaka nyenzo mpya kwa ajili ya Madarasa yao ya Casa na mafunzo ya kitaalam kwa Watanzania wanaofundisha katika shule hizi. Aidha, TOBFC inatekeleza mpango wa afya kwa watoto waliosajiliwa shuleni ikiwa ni pamoja na unawaji mikono, dawa za  minyoo na kampeni za kuzuia mapunye.

 

Mpango wetu wa Montessori ni wa kipekee kwani unashirikiana na kila jamii ili kukuza uwekezaji na usaidizi wa jamii, na kuhakikisha mafanikio yake. Ili kuwa na shule iliyojengwa katika jamii  yao, viongozi wa jamii lazima wafike TOBFC na kutuma ombi la mpango wa Montessori. Jamii lazima itoe muundo wa awali na/au ardhi ambapo TOBFC inaweza kujenga shule. Hilo likishaanzishwa, jamii inawajibika kuweka pamoja kamati ya shule kutoka kwa washiriki. Kamati hiyo inamchagua mwalimu na kuamua ni mchango gani wa jamii kwa ajili ya  mshahara wa mwalimu (1000-3000TSH/kwa kila familia). Aidha, jamii huchangia katika ujenzi wa shule, kama vile kushiriki katika ujenzi au kufanya kazi ili kutoa vifaa vya ujenzi. TOBFC inagharamia gharama zingine zote za ziada zinazohusiana na shule, ikijumuisha posho kwa mwalimu, fanicha na vifaa vya kujifunzia vya Madarasa ya Casa.

 

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For some households, many headed by vulnerable women, elderly or disabled adults registered in our subsidized Community Care programs, we provide free gas tanks. Some individuals are then able to purchase their gas refills, while for others we provide ongoing refills free of charge.

The Kutunza Gas Store program helps to address the barrier of
access to gas, which has prevented many rural households from
adopting gas as a cooking fuel. This program is bringing gas closer
to rural communities and helping to address the rural and urban economic disparity in Tanzania. It also supports climate action to address deforestation and other environmental and health impacts from cooking with wood and charcoal fuels. This Climate Care initiative also contributes to addressing gender equity, women’s health and financial and food security for families.

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