Catholic Cardinal Rugambwa Hospital Cardinal Rugambwa Hospital (CRH) in Dar es Salaam is a non-profit hospital and has 600,000 people in its area. The CRH has 84 beds and provides outpatient care to 400-500 people daily with 145 employees. The CRH was founded in 1986 as a small "health unit"
Protestant Hospital Alsterdorf The Protestant Krankenhaus Alsterdorf belongs to the medical societies of the Evangelische foundation Alsterdorf. It is an academic teaching hospital of the University Hospital Hamburg-Eppendorf. With the Epilepsy Center, geriatric medicine, and the development into a dementia-sensitive hospital as well as the treatment of mental illnesses of
Amana Referal Hospital – Dar es Salaam Amana Hospital in Dar es Salaam is a large government hospital located near the city center. It is classified as a "regional referral hospital." i.e. it is classified in the Tanzanian classification directly below the national leading university hospital. The area comprises approx.
VIMZ e.V. - Association for International Medical Cooperation The Association for International Medical Cooperation (VIMZ e.V.) is a non-profit, non-governmental organization (NGO) and a member of the umbrella organization "One World Network Hamburg". The VIMZ originates from an initiative of various physicians with the aim of providing better access to
The Diaconal Works Hamburg The Diaconal work Hamburg is a welfare organization known for its work on social issues. Poverty, homelessness, health, daycare, senior care, and refugees are some of the areas we work about. In addition, we are also involved in other countries. "Bread for the World", is a
TAI Tanzania TAI, an NGO that has been in existence since 2012, is, like Kipaji, a student-founded organization. They are committed to reducing unemployment, especially among university graduates in Tanzania, and to supporting girls and young women on their educational path. In their projects, they work with many international
Kipaji Foundation Fund Education as help for self-help. With the education scholarship, the Kipaji Foundation Fund supports students in Tanzania. The scholarship supports students who cannot afford schooling until the end of their school careers. This opens up new opportunities for them and is a stepping stone to a better
