2024-06-26T13:52:17-07:00 2023-12-31 841884136 NOVA Tax Group 20937 ASHBURN RD SUITE 135 ASHBURN VA 20147 990EZ 2023-01-01 455468614 Health Tanzania Foundation HEAL 1300 Crystal Drive APT 605S Arlington VA 22202 Henry Ziegler President & Board Ch 2024-06-26 true Henry Ziegler 999009999 true Michael McDonald P01588843 7032181227 3 AAL1 IAL1 FAL1 2023 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z X http://healthtanzania.org/ X X 169177 X 169177 0 0 0 0 169177 133730 930 1308 135968 33209 11780 44989 11780 44989 11780 44989 11780 44989 1.To obtain grants and other funds to assist Tanzanian individuals and organizations for the improvement of their health, education, and economic well-being.2.To partner with Tanzanian individuals and organizations in implementing and evaluating programs that will improve their health, education and economic well-being.3.To focus on funding and developing programs that specifically help the poor and needy in Tanzania. Health systems infrastructure support In 2023, HTF continued to assist Buguruni Anglican Health Centre (BAHC) to become a full hospital treating the poor and teaching family medicine residents, medical and nursing students. HTF supported pharmacy purchases so that BAHC could provide medications needed by the community which otherwise would not be available. HTF funded the initial construction of the building to house a digital x-ray machine. HTF supported the health leaders and funded their further education.Health Tanzania Foundation supported the SEET Family Medicine Centre for Development and Research to work with Muhimbili University, the national medical school, as they create Tanzanias first public family medicine department and residency. 50000 X 50000 Charity care for patients In 2023 through BAHC, HTF continued to provide charity care for sick patients with no money. Charity care also supported well child-care, womens wellness care, AIDS care, and family planning since they were not paid for by the patient or government. HTF supports the home-based care patients who receive social supports, medical monitoring, medications, and food. HTF also supports the AIDS orphans with food, school supplies and financial help. This includes technical training for orphans who are unable to continue in the regular school system.In 2023, BAHC saw 59,558 patients. This included: (1) 44,278 outpatient visits(2) 11,886 well child visits , (3) 1768 pregnant women health visits, (4) 261 deliveries, (5) 1304 AIDS patients,.(6) 853 dental patients,(7) 883 eye care patients. In 2022, BAHC saw 60,711 patients. This included: (1) 33,035 seen as sick patients, 2) 5,919 children vaccinated and 6) 14,320 receiving well-child care, (3)179 vaginal deliveries (4) 78 C-sections and other major operations. (5) 1,316 HIV/AIDS patients, 6) 18 TB patients, 7) 859 dental patients, and 8) eye care. 49000 X 49000 Community support for the poor and needy SEET is the Tanzanian non-profit that Health Tanzania Foundation (HTF) helped establish in 2016 and helps fund. SEET unites religious and local government leaders to equip, empower, and mobilize community members in self-reliant efforts to realize more equitable health, education, and local development outcomes. SEET focuses on everyone in the entire community, but especially the marginalized. In 2023, SEET partnered with the very poor urban Buguruni-Vingunguti communities of 150,000 in Dar es Salaam and poor isolated rural villages in the Rufuji District of Coast Region. The major programs included: 1) Training everyone in the community to address violence, alcohol/drugs, and AIDS (Ukombozi); 2) Identifying all widows, orphans and unmarried teen mothers and helping them with their health, education of the orphans, and small business training, saving circles and microloans to help establish self-sufficiency; 3) Developing self-help mental health programs to address self-care, mental wellness, and resiliency in partnership with the Mirembe National Mental Health Hospital; 4) Maternal and newborn death reduction; and 5) Development of family medicine in Tanzania (See under B below). 1) In 2023, SEET and community partners continued to work with mobilizing the communities to address violence alcohol and other drugs and AIDS. Everyone is trained to address these important community issues for themselves, their families, and the community. The three-hour training is coordinated by volunteer community trainers. In 2023, 15 community trainers received refresher training on how to facilitate community violence, drug and HIV/AIDS trainings. 4,720 new community members received violence, drug and HIV/AIDS trainings to make a total of 78,726 now having been trained in Buguruni and Vingunguti Wards since 2017. 104 ukombozi training sessions were conducted at schools, vocational training centers, churches, mosques and community settings. Over 6, 000 people were trained on ukombozi. Community members identifying as survivors of, violence and AIDS or substance abuse addiction were encouraged to start Emotions Anonymous 12 step self-help groups2) In 2023, 35 orphans were provided with school supplies; 9 received school uniform; 12 received health insurance; and 1 orphan was send to vocational training. Also, SEET visited every orphans school to find out progress, challenges and discuss and agree with teachers on how to address them. 5 orphans receive education scholarships. Over 60 widows were enrolled in self-help groups and received business training. 43730 X 43730 142730 Henry Ziegler President&ChBoa 10.00 0 Priscilla Ziegler VP & Treasurer 10.00 0 Dr Deo Mtasiwa Trustee 1.00 0 Mohamed Shariff Manekia Trustee 1.00 0 false false false false false false false 0 0 0 false 0 0 false Priscilla Ziegler 1300 Crystal Drive APT 605S Arlington VA 22202 7038790780 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 114935 141172 200695 197570 169177 823549 0 0 114935 141172 200695 197570 169177 823549 0 823549 0 0 0 823549 1.00000 1.00000 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED Grants and Similar Amounts Paid In Excess of $5,000.1 | Donee's Name: Buguruni Anglican Health Centre | Donee's Address: P.O.Box 25155 Dar es Salaam Tanzania | Cash Amount Given: $90000 Grants and Similar Amounts Paid In Excess of $5,000.2 | Donee's Name: SEET Foundation | Cash Amount Given: $43730 Other Expenses.1 Bank Fees $1308