Meet the team

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Great Vending Get Together and Golf Day 2022

Bringing the vending industry together to raise £21,500 to support EdUKaid's work improving education in Tanzania
International Day for People of African Descent

This global celebration aims to end all forms of prejudice against persons of African origin by promoting the tremendous achievements of the African diaspora around the world
Christina Micklewright

Christina is the Fundraising and Marketing Coordinator for EdUKaid
Inclusion Project

Transforming the lives of girls and disabled children in Tanzania through education

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Pre-primary Education - the Importance of Early Learning

Only 34% of pre-primary children in Tanzania attend school. It takes just a teacher, a classroom and some amazing resources to change this.
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.
What we do
Make a difference

Fundraising for a small charity has the biggest impact - fundraising ideas, useful tips and much more
Our history

How a gap year experience fuelled a passion to help those in need in Tanzania and resulted in the foundation of EdUKaid
Where we work

EdUKaid works in Mtwara, one of the poorest, most rural regions of Tanzania
Job vacancies

Job opportunities with EdUKaid
About Tanzania

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

40% of children in Mtwara, Tanzania drop out of school before their 10th birthday. EdUKaid is a UK charity which has helped thousands of children get the education they deserve in this remote part of rural Africa
Clive Barnett

Trustee and Patron, Clive brings a wealth of knowledge from his teaching career, as Inspector of Schools and work as a canon. He was also one of the founding trustees of a development charity in Tanzania

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