Family Welfare Foundation (FWF) has delivered measurable results through integrated programs that promote women’s and girls’ human rights, strengthen access to healthcare services, and support socio-economic empowerment across Tanzania. Through strategic partnerships with government institutions, development partners, and community networks, the organization has reached thousands of women, adolescent girls, and young people with life-changing interventions.

The following figures highlight key results achieved through FWF programs.

• Program Reach

  Program Reach

  • T15,000+ adolescent girls and young women reached through digital platforms with information on sexual and reproductive health and rights.
  • 3,000+ adolescent girls participated in community education sessions addressing reproductive health and rights.
  • 1,000+ women from households affected by unsafe abortion engaged in community awareness activities.
• Health and Community Support

  Health and Community Support

  • 5,000+ women affected by tuberculosis reached with awareness on prevention, treatment adherence, and gender-responsive health services.
  • 1,134 presumptive TB cases identified and referred for diagnosis and treatment through community outreach programs.
  • 3,327 women with tuberculosis supported with transport assistance and psychosocial support to improve treatment adherence.
• Community Health Networks

  Community Health Networks

  • 160 women-led community health workers trained and mobilized to conduct household health education and referral support.
  • 1,500+ household health sessions conducted in targeted communities to strengthen awareness on TB, SRHR, and gender-based violence prevention.

  Youth Leadership and Empowerment

  • 3,000 adolescent girls and young women empowered through leadership and mentoring initiatives that strengthened advocacy, entrepreneurship, and community participation.
• Youth Leadership and Empowerment

  Youth Leadership and Empowerment

  • 3,000 adolescent girls and young women empowered through leadership and mentoring initiatives that strengthened advocacy, entrepreneurship, and community participation.
• Policy Dialogue and Advocacy

  Policy Dialogue and Advocacy

  • 1,856 stakeholders engaged through national conferences and policy dialogues addressing girls’ education rights and gender equality.

Geographic Coverage

• >> Dar es salaam
• >> Mwanza
• >> Shinyanga
• >> Simiyu
• >> Songwe