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You can get hold of us in a variety of ways:

Our email address for general enquiries, including volunteering, is [email protected]

But if it's fundraising-related please email [email protected]

If you prefer to speak to someone in person, pick up the phone on: 01725514612

Otherwise, come find us in beautiful Salisbury:

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Tribal Art auction raises money for EdUKaid

Generous auction bidders raised funds for EdUkaid as part of the Tribal Art London Exhibition
Volunteering at EdUKaid - Bethan
Great Vending Get Together 2018

For the 8th year running, Revive Vending are hosting the Great Vending Get Together at the beautiful Haven Hotel in Sandbanks in Support of EdUKaid.
Mock examinations underway

EdUKaid mock examinations are well underway in all 16 of our partner primary schools in the Mtwara region of rural Tanzania

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Swim Serpentine

Take the plunge - Swim the Serpentine and change children's lives
Our vision and goals

Our vision is for a world where every child has access to the education they need to realise their full potential and attain the skills to improve their life’s circumstances.
Make a difference

Even the smallest contribution to a community in need can change lives forever
Fundraising for the Kushona Appeal

I will be travelling to Mikindani to set up the Kushona project in November. We need funds to buy basic sewing equipment.
Our history

How a gap year experience fuelled a passion to help those in need in Tanzania and result in the foundation of EdUKaid
What we do
Swim-a-thon

Thom and Fi are swimming the Serpentine to help improve the lives of Tanzania's most disadvantaged children
Why help?

40% of children drop out of school before their 10th birthday
About Tanzania

With an ever-growing population but insufficient resources to care for its people, Tanzania is at risk of failing its next generation.
Where we work

One of the poorest, most rural regions of Tanzania

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