Disability Relief Services (DRS) Tanzania is a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the socio-economic conditions of vulnerable, marginalized, and deprived communities in Tanzania.
The majority of our projects, programs, and activities are centered around initiatives for People with Special Needs. We are dedicated to addressing their unique challenges and needs, striving to create inclusive opportunities and improve their quality of life through our efforts.
The social protection program focuses on providing support to people with special needs, as well as adolescent girls and young women.
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.
The economic empowerment program aims to provide people with the opportunities and resources they need to achieve sustainable growth and success.
The human trafficking prevention program works to protect the vulnerable and ensure their rights are respected
The health program focuses on improving access to quality healthcare for all.
The education program aims to transform lives through learning and development.
DRS -Tanzania is dedicated to generating a body of knowledge about disability issues that helps to improve the lives of people with disabilities, their families and their communities.
See how Disability Relief Services Tanzania (DRST) is making a difference through impactful initiatives. From social protection to advocacy, our projects empower vulnerable communities in Tanzania. Explore our work and join us in creating positive change!
DRST is excited to announce the successful completion of the Training on Rural Economic Empowerment
DRST’s research highlights the positive impact of fish farming on food security and nutrition by
Kasulu Youth Hub recently launched a tree-planting initiative at Makingi Primary School, demonstrating their dedication
DRST is a registered Non-Government Organization. It has been established since 2008 and got legal registration No. 00NGO/00002597 o n 16th October 2008.