Program Reach and Beneficiaries

Over 15,000 adolescent girls and young women (AGYW) reached through digital engagement platforms with information on sexual and reproductive health and rights and the risks associated with unsafe abortion.

More than 3,000 adolescent girls and 1,000 women from affected households participated in community learning sessions on reproductive health rights and prevention of unsafe abortion.

3,000 adolescent girls and young women empowered through leadership and mentoring initiatives that strengthened youth leadership, entrepreneurship, and community advocacy.

Strengthening Health and Protection Systems

5,000 women affected by tuberculosis reached with education on TB prevention, treatment adherence, gender-based violence awareness, and referral pathways for psychosocial support.

Strengthening Community-Based Health Networks

3,327 women with TB supported with transport assistance and psychosocial support to improve treatment adherence and continuity of care.

Policy Advocacy and National Dialogue

1,856 stakeholders engaged through national conferences and advocacy platforms addressing girls’ education rights, sexual and reproductive health rights, and protection of pregnant schoolgirls and adolescent mothers.

Geographic Reach

Through these initiatives, the organization has strengthened collaboration with regional and district authorities, health facilities, community health workers, and civil society organizations to improve access to services and promote gender-responsive development.

Grants and Partnerships Managed

Since 2020, FWF has successfully managed multi-donor funding exceeding TZS 3.7 billion, supporting programs focused on women’s rights, sexual and reproductive health, tuberculosis response, youth empowerment, and gender equality.

Key funding partners have included:

AmplifyChange

Global Fund for Women

Stop TB Partnership (UNOPS)

Urgent Action Fund for Africa

Global Fund-supported health initiatives implemented through government systems

Civicus

Commonwealth Foundation

Meedan Inc

Global Fund for HIV/TB and Malaria

Institutional Capacity

FWF works through strong partnerships with government ministries, local government authorities, health institutions and community organizations. The organization integrates evidence-based advocacy, community engagement, and multi-stakeholder collaboration to deliver sustainable development outcomes for women, adolescent girls, and vulnerable populations in Tanzania.