An inclusive society in which the rights and dignity of people with albinism are respected
Together with our local Partner Organisations in Africa, Asia, and Latin America, we make children’s living, playing, and learning environment more accessible. We improve their quality of life by creating opportunities for them in the present and future. Participation is not a privilege – it is a right
Explore MoreTogether with our partners and stakeholders, we empower individual PWA and Parents with children with Abinism. We do this by:
Advocacy
What we do
People with albinism are fighting for their survival. They not only face discrimination and outright rejection by families and society, but endure extreme violence as they are hunted down and their body parts used in witchcraft rituals.
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Together with our partners and stakeholders, we empower and uplift people with albinism by promoting body image positivity, providing life skills and confidence training and seed capitals, We move beyond simply creating awareness, ...
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We collaborate with government and non-organization to build a better future where individuals with albinism can integrate fully into society, protect and support them, and spread awareness.
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We teach people with albinism how to reduce skin cancer; to give people with albinism and their families a basic understanding of the condition; and to eliminate the myths surrounding albinism; provision of proactive gears like sunscreen lotion, eyeglasses, huts and Finding sustainable ways to improve access to health services
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Access to an education is the single most important way to empower a child with albinism Access to education is a primary goal, together with our partners and stakeholders we work to provide opportunities for children with albinism to attend school.
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We raise awareness to make every one understand that people with albinism are the same as anyone else in the world. Our aim is to to educate people about albinism, raise awareness about the rights and challenges people with albinism face, promoting inclusion, also build relationships between people with albinism and community.
Read MoreHealth insurance for children with albinism in Tanzania made possible with support from ADRADenmark under Action for Rights and Inclusion of Children with Albinism (AFRICA) project .
Out 27, 2023 read moreHave you read africa albinism Network latest blog where they shared: Tips for Building a Successful Community-Based Organization: The Story of Tanzania Albinism Society, Morogoro Chapter?
Aug. 27, 2023 read moreTAS Morogoro celebrated International Albinism Awareness Day under the theme “Inclusion is Strength.” The theme is a call for persons with albinism to be included and not left behind in decisions affecting their human rights, in all spheres of life.
May 13, 2023 read moreIn the picture is Fredric Mboto, a resident of Morogoro Tubuyu who was supported by TAS's project by being given capital, which enabled him to open financial services (Mobile money).
Nov 11, 2023 read morein the picture above is the one of beneficiary of SEEPA project from Nyandila who given seed capital by ADRA, after won entrepreneurship best idea .....
Nov. 27, 2022 read moreTAS Morogoro participated in Country Partnership Framework (CPF) consultations with Civil Society Organizations’ representatives meeting organized by World Bank @worldbank which held at Morena Hotel, Morogoro
Nov 3, 2023 read moreStories
If you are a person living with albinism or have assisted someone with the condition and think others could benefit from hearing your story, we would like to hear from you
is young man with Albinism, live at Tubby Street in Tungi ward Morogoro Municipal. A beneficiary of the SEEPA project, He invested money given to his electronic money business. At the moment he has four sim-cards; M-PESA, AITEL MONEY, TIGO PESA AND HALOPESA , Apart from e-money business he also charges phones and sells some snacks. .....
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is young man with Albinism, live at Tubby Street in Tungi ward Morogoro Municipal. A beneficiary of the SEEPA project, He invested money given to his electronic money business. At the moment he has four sim-cards; M-PESA, AITEL MONEY, TIGO PESA AND HALOPESA , Apart from e-money business he also charges phones and sells some snacks. .....
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is young man with Albinism, live at Tubby Street in Tungi ward Morogoro Municipal. A beneficiary of the SEEPA project, He invested money given to his electronic money business. At the moment he has four sim-cards; M-PESA, AITEL MONEY, TIGO PESA AND HALOPESA , Apart from e-money business he also charges phones and sells some snacks. .....
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is young man with Albinism, live at Tubby Street in Tungi ward Morogoro Municipal. A beneficiary of the SEEPA project, He invested money given to his electronic money business. At the moment he has four sim-cards; M-PESA, AITEL MONEY, TIGO PESA AND HALOPESA , Apart from e-money business he also charges phones and sells some snacks. .....
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