Centre for Sustainable Social Welfare Tanzania - Empowering Communities for Sustainable Growth

Staff Profile

Objectives and Activities

Centre for Sustainable Social Welfare Tanzania is dedicated to enhancing psychosocial well-being and economic awareness among women, youth, and children. We focus on poverty eradication through research, training, and active participation in economic development. Join us in building a stronger, more inclusive Tanzania.

Empowering Communities for Sustainable Growth

Encouraging active involvement of youths and children in the country's economy through educational programs and practical initiatives.

Youth and Children Economic Participation

Raising awareness about social welfare and economic opportunities through community outreach and educational events.

Community Awareness Campaigns

Conducting training sessions focused on economic strengthening skills and financial literacy to empower communities towards poverty eradication.

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Economic Empowerment Workshops

Providing counseling and mental health support to enhance the psychosocial well-being of women, youths, and children in Tanzania.

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Psychosocial Support Programs

Carrying out ongoing research and analysis on public economic policies to inform and influence sustainable social welfare strategies.

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Research and Policy Analysis

Offering training programs to build skills and knowledge for sustainable economic development among marginalized groups.

Training and Capacity Building

Our Services

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Empowering futures through knowledge, strength, and economic participation.

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Engaging campaigns to raise awareness on psychosocial well-being, economic rights, and poverty eradication strategies within local communities.

Providing accessible mental health support and counseling to improve psychosocial well-being among vulnerable groups.

Mental Health Counseling Services

Initiatives focused on safeguarding children's rights and promoting their active participation in economic and social development.

Child Protection and Advocacy

Programs designed to nurture leadership skills among youths, encouraging active involvement in economic and social decision-making processes.

Youth Leadership Development

Support and guidance for sustainable livelihood initiatives that empower communities economically while preserving social welfare.

Sustainable Livelihood Projects

Interactive workshops aimed at equipping women, youths, and children with practical skills and knowledge to enhance their economic participation and income generation.

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Programme/Projects

Kahwa is a Social Worker and Facilitator on Psychosocial Care and Support for almost 9 years. He is skilled in the area of Self-awareness, Mental Health, Psychosocial support Models, Facilitation Skills, Children development, supporting youth living with HIV and AIDS, Life skills, Sexual and Reproductive Health, Resilience building, Stress and coping, Listening skills, Grief and Morning, Psychological effects of Abuse, Guidelines and Procedures for Providing Psychosocial Care and Support for Children, families and communities.Kahwa has more than 15 years of working experience in Community based work with children and Youth including: Child rights, Personal and Professional Development, Child and Youth development, Care and support of Children at risk and integrated development in the Community.He is also Competence in IT with more than 20 years hands on experiences in computer repair, troubleshooting, Data collection &amp; management, Local Area Network Installation and configuration. He is also skilled in computer Softwares: includes Database Management System, Microsoft Excel, Statistical Package for Social Science (SPSS), Microsoft Word, Publisher, PowerPoint, Outlook Express, Accounting Packages (Tally, MYOB and QUICK BOOKS), Adobe Photoshop, PageMaker etc.

James Kahwa

Social Worker &amp; Country Facilitator

Henerico has over 17 years of progressive &amp; responsible experience leading expertise in Monitoring and Evaluation (M&amp;E), research, mapping, surveys, knowledge management, and learning. He has long-term experience in monitoring, evaluation, and learning of development projects. Has managed research studies, evaluations, and assessments to showcase the project's impact. Leading the monitoring and evaluation system, developing data collection methods, systems, and tools, and leading complex statistical analyses and M&amp;E reporting. Developed proposal concepts, and inception reports and designed field schedules for data collection. Lead online data collections (using ODK/Kobo) to report program activities from input, output, outcomes, and impact using mobile, online/web interfaces to host data.He’s worked on development projects, private sector development, access to finance, SME development, gender and women empowerment, skills development and job creation in the informal sector. His typical research skills, knowledge &amp;experience in projects have helped him achieve over 30 consultancies. Has knowledge and extensive experience in the use of quantitative and qualitative data analysis software such as Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS), NVivo, and ATLAS.ti. He has interests in providing capacity building to youth and women and strengthening local CSOs to become effective in in-service delivery. Above all, he loves working with people as a team, serving clients, and organizing/coordinating multi-tasks.

William T. Henerico

Monitoring &amp; Evaluation Director

Cladius is has extensive knowledge in Accounting, Finance and Business administration, he is skilled in climate change, biodiversity conservation, renewable energy, education for sustainable development, water resources, research on issues related to environment, economic and social matters He has also experience in working in fostering rational utilization of natural resources for sustainable development to ensure food security, diversified sources of income and improved livelihoods of communities, managing the environment through sustainable utilization of natural resources and application of environmentally sound, economically viable and socially acceptable technologies.

Cladius M. Kabwogi

Finance &amp; Administrative Director

Directors

Offering confidential mental health counseling to individuals and families to support emotional resilience and psychosocial well-being.

We conduct community outreach programs to educate and raise awareness on health and well-being, focusing on preventive measures and healthy lifestyles for women, youths, and children.

Community Health Awareness Campaigns

Promoting sustainable environmental practices and conservation efforts to protect natural resources and support community livelihoods.

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Environmental Conservation Initiatives

 To engage in social infrastructure and human resources development activities particularly in the rural areas of Tanzania To Enhance universal access to and participation in quality education, health for improving social wellbeing To stimulate and promote community based revenue streaming and income generation activities aimed at reducing poverty, which are conscious of the environmental impact To work on climate change, biodiversity conservation, renewable energy, education for sustainable development, water resources, research on issues related to environment, economic and social matters Fostering rational utilization of natural resources for sustainable development to ensure food security, diversified sources of income and improved livelihoods of communitiesCSSWT is committed to provide services to help the community resolve their problems including: Limited access to social services Inadequate capital, harvest storage facilit Lack of enough skills to the community members

Our Objectives

Our ability to sustain and accelerate the implementation of social welfare provision depends greatly on our ability to navigate and respond to the convergence of changes in the global, regional and national development agenda. In order to achieve the sustainable social welfare, CSSWT will continue increasing and improving communities' livelihoods and managing the environment through sustainable utilization of natural resources and application of environmentally sound, economically viable and socially acceptable technologies.CSSWT competently offers support in various aspects of organizational development including program facilitation, as well as training, awareness raising, mentoring of staff members. Our varied support to organizations has focused on resource mobilization in the following focus area: Health governance, Child protection, Economic empowerment, Disability, gender and development, Education, Environment and natural resource management, water, hygiene and sanitations (WASH)

Program Implementation

CSSWT in responding to the overwhelming social, economic and environmental impacts associated with illiteracy rate and extremely poverty caused by unequal access and utilization of natural resources and the economic and social imbalances in the communities, CSSWT  Provides the beginnings of a roadmap for those seeking new ways forward in the fight against adversities.  It designs interventions that address the issues facing the community including abuse, violence, stigma, discrimination and displacement in the community.  Works closely with different stakeholders including government, Civil society and community leadership in mobilizing resources for projects implementations.