2025-07-15T10:27:45-07:00 2024-12-31 841884136 NOVA Tax Group 20937 ASHBURN RD SUITE 135 ASHBURN VA 20147 990EZ 2024-01-01 455468614 Health Tanzania Foundation HEAL 1300 Crystal Drive APT 605S Arlington VA 22202 Henry Ziegler President & Board Ch 2025-07-15 true true Michael McDonald P01588843 7032181227 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X http://healthtanzania.org/ X X 149951 X 149951 0 0 0 0 149951 155332 997 156329 -6378 44989 38611 44989 38611 44989 38611 44989 38611 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 2024, HTF continued to assist Buguruni Anglican Health Centre (BAHC) to becomea full hospital treating the poor and teaching family medicine residents, medicaland 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 continuing construction of the building to house a digital x-ray machine. The building was completed except for the leaded windows and doors. HTF continued to support the health leaders and fund their further education. The BAHC Health Director was able to complete his Masters in Public Health and can now credentialed to direct and manage a full hospital. HTF continued supporting Socio-Economic and Education Transformation for Health (SEET), the community NGO which is mobilizing the communities and other partners to address community health, education and development issues. SEETs Family Medicine Centre for Development and Research and HTF worked with Muhimbili University, the national medical school, as they create Tanzanias first public family medicine department and residency. HTF and SEET Family Medicine Centre fully participated in Community Oriented Family Medicine program and curriculum development, during 2024. Dr. Ziegler (HTF) and Dr. Dr. Chilowaka (SEET), met with senior leaders of the Presidents Office for Regional Administration and Local Government and discussed what the community-oriented family medicine was and Muhimbili Universitys program to create the first public Tanzanian Family Medicine program. 8000 X 80000 Charity care for patients In 2024 through BAHC, HTF continued to provide charity care for sick patients withno money. Charity care also supported well child-care, womens wellness care, AIDScare, and family planning since they were not paid for by the patient orgovernment. Through SEET, HTF supported the 22 home-based care patients who received social supports, medical monitoring, medications, and food. HTF also supported SEETs AIDS orphans with food, school supplies and financial help and aided poor widows who meet together to support each other and create sustainable incomes.In 2024, Buguruni Anglicn Health Centre saw 64,550 patients. This included: (1) 44,278 outpatient visits, (2) 450 inpatient visits, (3) 13,325 well child visits , (4) 1,768 pregnant women health visits, (5) 261 deliveries, (6) 1,304 AIDS patients,.(7) 853 dental patients,(8) 883 eye care patients, and (9) 17 TB patients.With local partners, SEET organized a medical camp at Mikobora village Morogoro rural- through which over 1400 villagers received healthcare services. 35000 X 35000 Community support for the poor and needy SEET is the Tanzanian non-profit that Health Tanzania Foundation (HTF) helpedestablish in 2016 and helps fund. SEET unites religious and local governmentleaders to equip, empower, and mobilize community members in self-reliant effortsto realize more equitable health, education, and local development outcomes. SEETfocuses on everyone in the community, but especially the marginalized.In 2024, SEET partnered with the very poor urban Buguruni-Vingunguti communitiesof 150,000 in Dar es Salaam. 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 mentalhealth programs to address self-care, mental wellness, and resiliency in partnership with the Mirembe National Mental Health Hospital; 4) Maternal andnewborn death reduction; and 5) Development of Family Medicine in Tanzania.SEET conducted needs assessments of all of its programs: orphan and vulnerable children (OVC), widows and teen mothers, Home Based Care, and Violence, Drug and HIV/AIDS. Other achievements: (1) Supported school supplies, uniforms, tuition fees, shoes, school bags, health insurance, and food to over 60 orphans; (2)Created first OVCs peer group;(3) Trained over 800 adults and youth on violence ; (4) Addressed food and healthcare issues of 22 homebound patients; and(5) Conducted OVC s need assessment in the Buguruni and Vingunguti wards identifying , assessing and assisting 60 new OVC.SEET met with orphans, caregivers, and teachers identifying school progress and problem solving together. SEET identified children with disabilities and linked them with supports. SEET facilitated the formation of another widows group with seven members and made a follow up visits to previous formed groups. 25000 X 25000 140000 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 141172 200695 197570 169177 149951 858565 0 0 141172 200695 197570 169177 149951 858565 0 858565 0 0 0 858565 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: $88017 Grants and Similar Amounts Paid In Excess of $5,000.2 | Donee's Name: SEET Foundation | Cash Amount Given: $67315 Other Expenses.1 Bank Fees $997