Learn about organizations building in East Africa, browse their open roles, and find a workplace where you can grow.
Non-profit Organizations
Thamini Uhai is a Tanzanian non-governmental organization dedicated to reducing maternal and neonatal mortality through Comprehensive Emergency Obstetric and Neonatal Care (CEmONC) expansion and the Birth Companionship Program. Since 2008, they have worked alongside government institutions, healthcare providers, and communities to strengthen maternal health systems and improve emergency response for childbirth complications across Tanzania.
Advertising Services
The Active Dept.'s mission is to deliver high-quality, KPI-driven consumer activations that effectively bring marketing concepts to life through strategically planned and executed full-service BTL campaigns.
Religious Institutions
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is a worldwide Christian church. Its employees work in areas such as IT, facilities, construction, finance, welfare and humanitarian services to support the Church's mission, including building and maintaining meetinghouses and seminaries around the world.
Non-profit Organizations
The Foundation For Tomorrow (TFFT) squarely focuses it’s work in Tanzania addressing vulnerability through the power of education. We offer orphan and vulnerable children the opportunity to succeed through access to quality schooling, health and psychosocial support, and life skills programs. TFFT also works to improve the quality of instruction, resources in the classroom, and school management to ensure widespread, sustainable impact. Together we can empower individuals to become change agents in their own communities and stronger leaders for our world. Vision: The Foundation For Tomorrow envisions a world where all children contribute to society as active and empowered citizens free of exclusion, disadvantage, and vulnerability. Mission: The Foundation For Tomorrow’s missions is to secure quality education and emotional support for orphan and vulnerable children so that they may reach their full potential and thrive in their communities.
Mining
The Ministry of Minerals' mission is to manage Tanzania's mineral resources effectively through sound policies and laws, ultimately benefiting the country and its citizens.
Education
The National Examinations Council of Tanzania (NECTA) is a government institution responsible for administering national examinations in Tanzania. Established by the Parliamentary Act No. 21 of 1973, NECTA oversees the development, regulation, and administration of examinations for primary, secondary, and post-secondary education to ensure quality and standardization in the country’s education system.
Non-profit Organizations
The Nature Conservancy in Africa works to conserve and enhance the continent's shared resources through collaborative efforts with local communities, governments, and organizations, ultimately contributing to a sustainable future for people and nature.
Paper and Forest Product Manufacturing
The New Forests Company aims to deliver attractive returns to investors while also providing significant social benefits to local communities and environmental benefits through responsible forestry management in East Africa.
Civic and Social Organizations
The Olive Branch for Children empowers remote communities in Tanzania by assessing their needs, establishing community-led programs, and addressing key issues such as HIV/AIDS prevention, education, food security, and gender equality to improve the lives of vulnerable children and women.
Law Enforcement
The Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau's mission and purpose is to prevent corruption, educate and engage the community, conduct research to detect corruption, and prosecute offenders through investigative and prosecutorial efforts.
Hospitality
Cocooned among 32 hectares of tropical gardens, fringed by a pristine mile-long beach, The Residence Zanzibar immerses you in the splendour of a secluded hideaway. Teeming with natural beauty, explore the treasures of the wild on discovery of the rare Red Colobus Monkey, indigenous to Zanzibar or indulge your senses on a spice plantation visit to uncover the secrets of Zanzibar’s spices. At this luxurious villa only resort on Zanzibar Island, just off the coast of Tanzania, retreat to a world of divine relaxation, bespoke hospitality and enchanting elegance inspired by the island’s African, Omani and European heritage.
Primary and Secondary Education
Founded in 2002, The School of St Jude started with three students and a big dream to bring the opportunity of a 100% free, quality education to children living in poverty. Today, St Jude’s is a pioneering leader in charitable education within Africa. We educate 1,800 students across a primary and two secondary campuses and achieve among the top results in the country. We support 100s of graduates through higher education and provide 10,000 Tanzanians with quality teaching each year. Here at St Jude’s we encourage Tanzanian youth to do more than just succeed – we empower them to transform their community, challenge the status quo and find solutions for the 45 million Tanzanians living in poverty. We are more than a school, but a model to overcome extreme poverty. The result speak for themselves, having seen 80% of our graduates’ families overcome extreme poverty by the time they graduate. This is just the beginning.