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ICCAO Ensuring youth including young women and adolescent girls reach their full potential through capacity building programs, sports and advocacy.

Join our efforts to fight for human rights and empower the youth to build a better Tanzania and a flourishing Africa.

17/08/2026

Kabla hujaona biashara kubwa, kulikuwa na mtu aliyeamua kuanza.
Kabla ya mafanikio, kulikuwa na hatua.

Kabla ya jina kujulikana, kulikuwa na mtu aliyefungua mlango wa biashara yake kila siku na kusema, “Leo naendelea.”

Happy Saba Saba Day!Today we celebrate the power of innovation, entrepreneurship, and community-driven development. Saba...
07/07/2026

Happy Saba Saba Day!

Today we celebrate the power of innovation, entrepreneurship, and community-driven development. Saba Saba reminds us that lasting progress begins when people are equipped with the knowledge, opportunities, and support they need to thrive.

At ICCAO, we remain committed to empowering young people, women, and communities through education, health, economic empowerment, and civic engagement, because sustainable development starts with empowered people.

Wishing everyone a meaningful and inspiring Saba Saba Day!

Every child deserves more than survival they deserve the dignity, health, safety, and opportunity that comes with access...
16/06/2026

Every child deserves more than survival they deserve the dignity, health, safety, and opportunity that comes with access to clean water, proper sanitation, and good hygiene.

Across Africa, millions of children still face daily challenges caused by inadequate water and sanitation services. For many girls, the lack of safe and private sanitation facilities contributes to missed school days, increased health risks, and barriers to reaching their full potential.

As we commemorate the International Day of the African Child, we are reminded that access to water, sanitation, and hygiene is not a privilege it is a fundamental right.

Today, we join voices across the continent in calling on governments, development partners, communities, and citizens to prioritize sustainable investments in water, sanitation, and hygiene services that reach every child especially those in underserved and marginalized communities.

Today, on the World Day Against Child Labour 2026, we join the global movement in calling for a world where every child ...
12/06/2026

Today, on the World Day Against Child Labour 2026, we join the global movement in calling for a world where every child is free to learn, grow, play, and pursue their dreams—not be forced into labour.

This year's theme, "Red Card to Child Labour: Fair Play for Children, Decent Work for Adults," reminds us that ending child labour is not only about protecting children.

It is also about addressing the conditions that push families into poverty and vulnerability. When adults have access to decent work, fair wages, and economic opportunities, children are more likely to stay in school and thrive.

At ICCAO, we believe that every child deserves a childhood.
Through our education initiatives, girls' empowerment programs, child protection efforts, youth economic empowerment projects, and community engagement activities, we work every day to create environments where children are safe, supported, and given the opportunity to reach their full potential.

Child labour steals childhoods, limits opportunities, and perpetuates cycles of poverty. Together, we can change this reality by investing in education, protecting children from exploitation, supporting families, and creating sustainable economic opportunities for communities.

Today, we raise our voices and show a RED CARD to child labour.
Because children belong in classrooms, on playgrounds, in their communities, and in their dreams not in exploitative work.





Today, on Menstrual Hygiene Day, we join the global call for a world where menstruation is met with dignity, access, edu...
28/05/2026

Today, on Menstrual Hygiene Day, we join the global call for a world where menstruation is met with dignity, access, education, and support — a world that is truly “Together for a Period Friendly World.”

Menstruation is natural, yet millions of girls and women continue to face shame, silence, stigma, and barriers that affect their education, health, confidence, and opportunities. No girl should miss school because of her period. No young woman should feel embarrassed for something that is a normal part of life.

At ICCAO, we believe menstrual health is not just a hygiene issue — it is a matter of human rights, gender equality, health, and dignity. Through our work, we continue to create safe spaces where girls can access accurate information, speak openly without fear, and receive the support they deserve.

Creating a period-friendly world requires all of us:
🩸 Families that support open conversations
🩸 Schools with safe sanitation facilities
🩸 Communities that reject stigma and discrimination
🩸 Leaders who prioritize menstrual health policies and access
🩸 Young people who become advocates for change

This Menstrual Hygiene Day, let us break the silence, end period shame, and stand together for a future where menstruation never limits anyone’s potential.

Because periods should never stop dreams.

11/05/2026

Monday reminder: every big impact starts with a small beginning.

ICCAO started with nothing but a vision, passion, and the belief that change was possible. Today, seeing how far we’ve grown — and how many lives and communities we’ve impacted through education, health, youth empowerment, mental health, and gender equality — reminds us that consistency really matters.

The journey hasn’t always been easy, but one thing we’ve learned is this: if you truly believe in your vision, giving up is never an option.

Start small. Stay focused. Keep going. Growth takes time, but it always comes.

13/04/2026

Katika jukwaa la kimataifa, sauti ya vijana wa Tanzania inaendelea kusikika kwa nguvu zaidi.

Katika mahojiano maalum yaliyofanyika katika UN Studios wakati wa mkutano wa CSW70, Mkurugenzi wa ICCAO, Zahra Salehe, alizungumza na Anold Kayanda akieleza safari na mchango wa vijana katika mifumo ya maamuzi.

Akirejea uzoefu wake kutoka mkutano wa Commission on the Status of Women 69, alibainisha jinsi ulivyomuwezesha kuunganisha vijana kuwa na sauti moja yenye nguvu — sauti inayotetea haki, usawa, na ushiriki wa vijana hususan wasichana na wanawake katika majukwaa ya maamuzi.

Uzoefu huu ulimpa msukumo mkubwa zaidi wa kuhakikisha vijana hawabaki pembeni, bali wanakuwa sehemu ya maamuzi yanayogusa maisha yao.

Kupitia mradi wa ICCAO wa Jukwaa la Vijana na Sheria, dhamira hii imeanza kutimia. Kupitia ubunifu wa comics, video fupi na njia rafiki kwa vijana, sheria zinavunjwa na kueleweka kwa urahisi — hatua inayowezesha:
👉 Vijana kuelewa haki zao
👉 Kuvutiwa kushiriki katika masuala ya kisheria
👉 Na hatimaye kushika nafasi muhimu katika jamii

Haya si tu mahojiano — ni hatua muhimu inayoonesha jinsi kazi ya ICCAO inavyotambulika kimataifa, na namna sauti za vijana wa Tanzania zinavyoendelea kupewa jukwaa duniani.

Tunajivunia kumuona kiongozi wetu akishiriki katika majukwaa makubwa k**a Commission on the Status of Women 70, tukichukua mafunzo, mitazamo mipya, na nguvu mpya ya kuendeleza kazi yetu hapa Tanzania.

Kwa kuzingatia mada na mafunzo ya CSW70, ICCAO inaendelea kujipanga kuimarisha zaidi ushiriki wa vijana katika maamuzi — sio tu kwa sasa, bali kwa mustakabali wa Tanzania nzima.

🎯 Sauti ya kijana ni muhimu
🎯 Ushiriki wa vijana ni nguvu ya maendeleo
🎯 Elimu ya sheria ni msingi wa mabadiliko

Click below for full interview
https://youtu.be/2pOK4Vg2UlE

24/03/2026

Ulevi wa kupindukia una athari kubwa kwenye usalama wa jamii.

Katika mahojiano haya, afisa wa polisi anazungumzia uhusiano uliopo kati ya matumizi ya pombe kupita kiasi na vitendo vya ukatili wa kijinsia (GBV), pamoja na hatua zinazoweza kuchukuliwa kupunguza madhara haya.

Kupitia mradi wa Ulevi Sio Dili, Integrating Capacity and Community Advancement Organization (ICCAO) inaendelea kushirikiana na wadau mbalimbali ikiwemo vyombo vya dola, jamii na vijana kuimarisha uelewa, kuzuia madhara, na kujenga jamii salama.

Ni jukumu letu sote kuchukua hatua.
Tuchague kinga, tuchague mabadiliko.

21/03/2026

Some stories can’t just be posted… they have to be felt.

Behind the scenes, we’ve been working on something that means a lot to us — a story of journeys, impact, growth, and the people at the heart of it all.

It’s a reflection of where we’ve been… and where we’re going next.
From communities to conversations, from challenges to change — this is a story we’ve been waiting to share with you.

And trust us… it’s worth the wait.
👀 Stay close. Stay ready.

Something big is coming to ICCAO.

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Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
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Friday 08:00 - 17:00
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