Schools generating an income so they can have greater autonomy, so they can pay exam fees for the poorest kids, can repair broken desks, pay their water/electricity bills without going cap in hand to the community or the government. This model demonstrates self reliance and maintains pride and dignity.
Read MoreSupporting the community in the field is key to helping them manage what they have.
Read MoreMalangi school is a facility like no other in this area.
Read MoreDevelopment cannot happen if children and vulnerable people are not protected first.
Read MoreProgress on the Sawe school, and the need for funds for a new classroom, to ensure the school expands as needed
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LTT, in conjunction with Street Business School, are launching a new programme to provide training over a 6 month period to assist budding entrepreneurs to develop their business ideas into an actual business
Read MoreThe provision of water and toilets at a school is not a luxury but a necessity if a quality education for all is to be achieved. The Livingstone Tanzania Trust, with their supporters, are providing these basic rights so that the young people have a better chance in life.
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The students at the Managhat Primary school run, under the supervision of teachers, our Community Agricultural Support Officer (CASO) and our Education Officer the most fantastic school income generating, business training demonstration market garden.
Read MoreParents and students arriving for their first day at the new school built by the community and LTT.
Read MoreWater!! For the first time in 76 years the Gendi Primary school has its own water supply. This will allow so many more projects to take place to help the school on the road to self sufficiency.
Read MoreWe are excited that our link with No Barriers Foundation has again provided more reading books for young students in Tanzania.
Read MoreWorking with the local community and UK donors we have together built new, quality, female friendly, cleanable toilets with hand washing facilities at the Gendi Primary School
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The Sawe Community's brand new Primary School is due to open in January 2018. This community project has the full support of LTT
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Girls4Girls brings together girls from different countries and cultures to explore the challenges they have in a safe environment. The workshops build their confidence, determination and self-belief, whilst also learning about each other's culture. The UK girls also do some volunteering in the community.
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Our 'Helping Hands Programme' funds the education of smart young people whose potential may never be realised without support. Your help can provide that support.
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By focusing on one district in Tanzania it is possible to see first hand the direct impact the work and donations of our students was having. This was evidenced physically by having a hand in building the kitchen, painting the classrooms and constructing the market garden, but it was most obviously apparent through the testimony of the Tanzanian students, teachers and village elders who we met and who felt empowered by the LTT’s ethos. Click to read more
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Trafalgar Infant School supports Hand Washing Training
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The ability to write tests on the computer and then copy in bulk on the photocopier is part of the process of revolutionising education at Waangwaray Primary School.
Read MoreYay!! Philipo has graduated Primary school for the deaf after 9 years. We are thrilled for this bright and enthusiastic young man whose inner potential has been released because his hard work and our fantastic donors.
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