“Students were not using the toilets at their schools. The major consequence of this was that students ended up dropping out of school - which seems like a crazy correlation to make, but in fact it is a case of correlation does mean causation. Not going to the loo caused widespread urinary tract infections (UTI) among the student population. This meant being off school and needing medical care, very often medical care which could not be afforded.”
Read MoreListening to the students gives a totally different and very important perspective,
Read MoreNEW, hygienic and comfortable boys toilets have been completed at the Babati Day Sec School. No longer do the boys need to fear answering the call of nature.
Read MoreDevelopment 101. Listen to the needs of the community, and that means listen to everyone, not just the leaders. This is what we are doing as we seek to understand why the young people are under performing at primary level.
Read MoreGood hygiene is essential for health and good hygiene needs good toilets.
Read MoreBev Hall has joined the team in a volunteer capacity to assist us as we evolve as a charity.
Read MoreTomatoes can be a fantastic way to grow the household income, improve income security and overcome financial poverty. With training and careful mentoring and market linkages this can be achieved in a systainble way.
Read MoreThe boma has been transformed into a classroom, which will reduce overcrowding in the school and inspire young minds
Read MoreThe Sawe Primary School took us 7 years to complete. It is the best government school in the Manyara Region
Read MoreThe girls at Babati Day Secondary School are getting now toilets after suffering from terrible ones for years. The girls have been instrumental in the design and the community have played their part by providing rocks and bricks and digging the cess pit and the foundations.
Read MoreStreet Business School, the organisation, write up on our work and our approach.
Read MoreBunk beds for girls at secondary schools is not a luxury but a necessity for their safety, which is why we are providing them. Safety first.
Read MoreNew classrooms bring fresh inspiration for both the students and the teachers
Read MoreThe educational capacity of this school just grew and now the school has 2 classrooms for each year group including kindergarten.
Read MorePrimary school students in the UK learnt about our work in Tanzania and made a short video with help from Cine School.
Read MoreEthical Change making is recognised by Air Tanzania who have written an article about LTT in their inflight magazine Twiga.
Read MoreLTTs journey started with young children trying to get an education in a deteriorating primary school. We started with classroom renovations
Read MoreLivingstone Tanzania Trust is more than an organization; we are a community of dreamers and achievers. We believe that education is the cornerstone of progress and that every child deserves a chance to shine. Join us on this transformative journey, and together, we can light up the path to success for Tanzania's children.
Ensuring young people stay safe at school is so important. In an outside lifestyle, where eating with your fingers is common, being able to wash you hands to prevent germs entering the digestive system is vital. Diahorrea can kill, so preventing is vital.
Read MoreWe were thrilled to hear from Catherine who recently self funded a trip to Finland to share and learn with other social workers.
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