Charities

The Sympathy has embraced four key goals: Education: Sympathy was founded as a nonprofit organization to advance education and eradicate poverty by offering primary and secondary school scholarships to young people from economically deprived households. Social Welfare: The organization was founded as a nonprofit to eradicate poverty. To this end, it will carry out to distribute food Rashaan and basic grocery to those who need them. Senior Citizen Care: Sympathy was founded as a nonprofit organization with the mission of providing good quality of life to seniors who lived their lives in struggles and now their kids are giving them hard times, or there is no one to take care of them. By giving them access to the necessary medications and placing them in reputable shelter homes, sympathy aids these people. Women Empowerment: Sympathy was established to empower women. By providing them with possibilities in education, employment, and social activities. Women do not have less value than men.

Tamba (Twins and Multiple Births Association) is a national charity that provides high quality information and mutual support networks for families of twins, triplets and more, highlighting their unique needs to all involved in their care.

We empower the poorest communities in Tanzania on a village-level. We are all volunteers and pair local Tanzanian representatives with UK-based project officers to support rural development and transform lives through various projects in our key priorities of access to water, girls' education and income generation to enable people to lift themselves out of extreme poverty.

TB Alert is the UK’s national tuberculosis charity. We are the only charity that focuses on TB both in the UK and overseas – in India, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Malawi. This gives us a unique perspective in order to address issues around TB that are common both to low incidence countries like the UK and high incidence regions such as Africa and Asia. Our work focuses on: -raising public and professional awareness about TB, addressing barriers to treatment, and providing support to patients during their treatment -bringing together statutory health services, voluntary organisations and people affected by TB to plan and deliver better TB services -advocating for the policies and resources to improve the care of patients and the prevention and control of TB. Our vision is the control and ultimate elimination of TB. Our mission is to increase access to effective treatment for all.”