I’M DIFFERENTLY ABLE
“Up to 3.2 million Tanzanians (7.8%) of population aged 7 years and above have some form of activity limitation and up to 5.4 million (13.2%) are affected with one form of disability or another. The prevalence is higher in rural areas (8.3%) than in urban areas (6.35) and tends to increase with age”
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About us
Cheza Foundation was established in 2022 as a non profit organization of persons with disabilities advocating for an inclusive society which respects equality, equal access and opportunities in sports and fitness.
Mission
We work alongside people with disabilities to create awareness, less prejudice and build an inclusive society in which they can be fully integrated into sports and fitness. We believe everyone is unique and all they need is a chance to shine. We work on influencing public policy to establish an environment in which the impoverished are considered the nation’s priority.
Vision
We aspire a society which respects equality, less discrimination and realizes the full potential of persons with disabilities to have equal access and participate in sports and fitness.
How You Can Help
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Cheza Foundation was established in 2022 as a non profit organization of persons with disabilities advocating for an inclusive society which respects equality, equal access and opportunities in sports and fitness.
Become A Volunteer
We work alongside people with disabilities to create awareness, less prejudice and build an inclusive society in which they can be fully integrated into sports and fitness. We believe everyone is unique and all they need is a chance to shine. We work on influencing public policy to establish an environment in which the impoverished are considered the nation’s priority.
Recent Causes
- Inclusion in Play and Learning At Msimbazi Mseto Primary School’s autism centre in Dar es Salaam, children and communities come together to build autism awareness and create inclusive opportunities for all learners. Through programmes that teach understanding of autism and promote acceptance, students gain confidence and support in school and beyond . Alongside this, activities such as blind football inspire visually impaired and sighted childrenContinue reading “Inclusion in Play and Learning “
- Playing with Purpose:At the Human Dream Center, children are learning blind football and taking part in autism awareness programs. Through sport and education, they build confidence, teamwork, and independence, showing that inclusion isn’t just an idea—it’s a practice that empowers every child to shine.
- “Bags of Dignity, Dreams of Possibility”At Uhuru Mchanganyiko, we celebrated inclusion by gifting custom-made school bags to children with disabilities, including members of the cerebral palsy football team. Designed with their needs in mind, the bags symbolize dignity, readiness, and opportunity in education. Beyond the classroom, the cerebral palsy football team continues to inspire through resilience, teamwork, and determination—reminding usContinue reading ““Bags of Dignity, Dreams of Possibility””
Become a Volunteer
With the aim of helping as many people as possible, we always lack enthusiastic volunteers. Please contact us for more info.
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