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Camfed is dedicated to fighting poverty and HIV/AIDS in rural Africa by educating girls and investing in their economic independence and leadership once they complete school. Since 1993, Camfed has been working in partnership with rural communities in Africa to set in motion a cycle of change... |
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The Britain Tanzania Society was founded in 1975 by Bishop Trevor Huddleston, Amon Nsekela, Roger Carter and others in the UK and Tanzania. It is a non-political, non-governmental organisation. In the UK it has formed the Tanzania Development Trust (TDT), a charity, to finance local projects... |
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Charities are part of British life. They range from small groups to the well-known major charities with budgets of millions. Whatever their size or purpose, an essential requirement of all charities is that they operate for the public benefit and independently of government or commercial interests.
Our job is to ensure this happens... |
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Ermington is situated in the area of South Devon know as the South Hams. The ancient parish was once much bigger than it is now and it gave its name to a Hundred which covered nearly all the area between the Rivers Yealm and Avon...
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If you buy African Palm Crosses....You will be giving extra work to people whose only other source of income is the sale of their cashew nuts and so you will encourage people in their daily lives... |
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African Palms USA operates as a non-profit overseas mission project. Operating costs are kept to a minimum, through the dedication of many volunteers. The net proceeds from the sale of crosses, and all donations received, are returned to Africa in the form of non-denominational self-help grants... |
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The Minchinhampton Masasi Group - We are an informal group of people who have fallen under the spell of Tanzania and its wonderful hospitable people, particularly our brothers and sisters in the Anglican Diocese of Masasi in the South East of the country. We meet to exchange news and to plan ways of supporting the work of the Bishop and his team. |
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This new charity seeks to support the work of the Sisters of the Anglican Religious Community, Chama cha Mariamu Mtakatifu (CMM) in Tanzania and Zambia.
Our aim is to encourage self help schemes, by providing the tools and financial assistance as well as support in prayer for the Sisters, enabling them to benefit the wider community, especially the deprived women and children. |
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