(+255) 620 583-841
 info@drst.co.tz
 Murubona, Kasulu, Kigoma Tanzania

WHO WE ARE


DISABILITY RELIEF SERVICES (DRS) TANZANIA is a nonprofit making organization dealing with improvement of socio-economic condition in vulnerable, marginalized and deprived communities in Tanzania. and Health. Core activities: Social Protection Interventions for People with Special Needs (PWSNs) and adolescent girls and young women (AGYW), advocacy and promotion for human rights, actions to end Violence Against Women and Children (VAWC), Social economic empowerment, Environment and Health.

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WHAT WE DO


Most of the projects, programs and activities undertaken by the organization generally associated with efforts in People with Special Needs programs.

Social Protection Interventions for People with Special Needs (PWSNs)

The social protection program focuses on providing support to people with special needs and adolescent girls and young women.

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Actions to End Violence Against Women and Children (VAWC)

The goal of this program is to create a safer and more just world for women and children by addressing and ending violence against them.

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Economic Empowerment Related Activities

The economic empowerment program aims to provide people with the opportunities and resources they need to achieve sustainable growth and success.

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Preventing Human Trafficking

The human trafficking prevention program works to protect the vulnerable and ensure their rights are respected

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Improving Health

The health program focuses on improving access to quality healthcare for all.

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Improving Education

The education program aims to transform lives through learning and development.

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Our partners


Disability Relief Services (DRS) Tanzania is proud to work alongside our esteemed partners who share our vision of creating an inclusive and barrier-free society for people with disabilities in Tanzania.