Strategic Objective
To strengthen community-based prevention, early detection, referral, and adherence systems for malaria, HIV, TB, maternal and adolescent health across Tanzania Mainland through rights-based, evidence-driven programming.
- Bohari Street, Kashaulili Ward Mpanda Municipal – Katavi
- info@tosovc.org
- Bohari Street, Kashaulili Ward Mpanda – Katavi
- info@tosovc.org
Health & Social Wellbeing
Program Overview
TOSOVC strengthens equitable access to life-saving health services for vulnerable children, adolescents, and families across Tanzania Mainland. Our Health & Social Wellbeing Program aligns with national health priorities and the Sustainable Development Goals, delivering measurable, community-driven public health interventions.
Persistent Challenges
Across Tanzania, preventable diseases continue to disproportionately affect vulnerable children, adolescents, and low-income households. We address the following core challenges:
- Malaria morbidity and mortality
- HIV and TB transmission among adolescents
- Gaps in maternal and child health access
- Inadequate nutrition awareness
- Poor sanitation and hygiene practices
- Stigma limiting early health-seeking behavior
Target Populations
Pediatric & Child-Focused
- • Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC)
- • Children requiring pediatric health, nutrition, and protection services
Adolescents & Young People (10–24)
- • In-school and out-of-school adolescents
- • Young people at risk of HIV, GBV, and early pregnancy
Maternal & Reproductive Health
- • Pregnant women and lactating mothers
- • Adolescent mothers
HIV and TB Affected Populations
- • People Living with HIV (PLHIV)
- • Individuals requiring adherence and psychosocial support
Key Vulnerable Populations (KVP)
- • Populations at elevated risk due to socio-economic, behavioral, or structural vulnerability
Socio-Economically Marginalized
- • Low-income and underserved households with limited access to health services