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Support KIVIDEA – Make a Lasting Impact

Your generous donation helps transform the lives of vulnerable children and youth in Tanzania. By supporting KIVIDEA, you contribute to programs that promote education, health, economic empowerment, and community development.

Why Donate?

  • Empower Youth: Help us provide access to quality education, leadership training, and life skills.
  • Improve Health: Support sexual and reproductive health services and awareness programs.
  • Create Opportunities: Fund youth entrepreneurship and vocational training initiatives.
  • Build Strong Communities: Enable sustainable development projects that uplift families and neighborhoods.

How Your Donation Makes a Difference

Donation Amount Impact Example
$25 Supplies educational materials for 10 children
$50 Supports health workshops for youth groups
$100 Funds entrepreneurship training for 5 youths
$500 Helps run community development projects

Ways to Donate

  • Online: Use our secure online donation form (link/button).
  • Bank Transfer:
    Account Name: Kigoma Vijana Development Alliance (KIVIDEA)
    Bank: CRDB BANK
    Account Number: 010000000
    SWIFT Code: CORUTZTZXXX
  • Mobile Money:
    M-Pesa Number: 0700000000
    Tigo Pesa Number:0700000000
  • In-Kind Donations: Educational materials, equipment, or volunteer time.

Thank You for Your Support!

Every contribution, big or small, helps us build a brighter future for Tanzanian youth. Together, we can create lasting change.

Terms

Donation Total: $100

Open Community Awareness Campaign – June 21, 2025

  • by admin
Location: Kagera Ward Office Grounds, Kigoma-Ujiji Municipality, Kigoma, Tanzania.
Over 700+ community members came together for a powerful open community awareness event focused on ending gender-based violence (GBV) and promoting sexual and reproductive health (SRH).
This vibrant campaign featured voluntary HIV testing, male condom distribution, and powerful edutainment by youth-led arts groups mentored by KIVIDEA. A total of 73 beneficiaries accessed SRH services during the event.
We were honored by the presence of local government officials, including community and ward leaders, the Youth Officer’s representative, and Guest of Honour Ms. Tabitha Mkiramweni—Assistant NGO Registrar & Community Development Officer, Kigoma-Ujiji—who urged the community to unite in reporting and ending GBV through legal and psychosocial support.
This activity directly contributes to the “Afya Yangu, Maendeleo Yangu” project goal of reaching over 5,400 adult community members with transformative SRH & GBV education and services by 2025.
It also reflects KIVIDEA’s long-term vision:
Empowered communities free from violence and injustice, where every individual can access rights-based health services and live with dignity.