Health and Dignity Belong Together.
Nyota describes health as wealth and documents medical assistance, health supplies, reusable sanitary pads, special-needs support and nutrition assistance.
Program
Health Intervention - one of six Nyota programme areas
Locations
Mainland Tanzania, Unguja and Pemba
Delivered With
Communities and Nyota’s published partners
Practical Health Support Reaches Beyond a Single Appointment.
The Challenge
Illness, disability, unmet nutrition needs and limited access to menstrual products can place added pressure on children and vulnerable households.
Our Response
Nyota’s health interventions combine practical supplies and assistance with focused support for schoolgirls, children with special needs and medically challenged orphans.
See Our Work in Action
Watch our Health Intervention programme in action.
How We Create Change
Four ways the programme works inside a community.
01
Medical Assistance
Supporting access to needed medical help.
02
Health Supplies
Distributing practical supplies for health interventions.
03
Menstrual Health
Providing reusable sanitary pads in girls’ schools.
04
Nutrition & Special Needs
Supporting children with disability, visual impairment and medical challenges.
Projects Creating Real Change
Reusable Sanitary Pads Distribution
Reusable sanitary pads distributed in girls’ schools to maintain hygiene and good health.
- Location
- Girls’ schools in Tanzania
- Status
- Published 27 August 2020
Health is Wealth.
Nyota Foundation health programme
Published organisational statement
Latest Across Our Programs
Girls’ schools · Published 27 August 2020
Reusable Sanitary Pads Distribution
A published Nyota record focused on hygiene and good health.
Read MoreTanzania · Published 26 August 2020
Special Needs Children Camp
A published record of support for children living with hydrocephalus.
Read MoreSchools and centres · Documented work
Nutrition Support
Support for visually impaired and medically challenged orphans.
Read MoreExplore More of Our Work
Together, We Can Build Stronger Communities.
Support documented medical, menstrual-health, special-needs and nutrition interventions.