Nuru Yetu is a dedicated organization located in Mwanza, Tanzania, at Nyamagana district’s Mbugani street, with its main office at Wesley College. The name Nuru Yetu, meaning “Our Light” in Swahili, reflects their mission to bring hope and support to children with disabilities, especially those facing extreme challenges in education, healthcare, and social inclusion. What Nuru Yetu Does: Nuru Yetu focuses on improving the lives of children with disabilities, offering them essential support to help them thrive and overcome obstacles. They also work to identify and assist individuals with mental disabilities who are living on the streets, providing basic needs and returning them to care centers or their families. How You Can Help: Volunteering with Nuru Yetu is an incredible opportunity to make a real difference. Volunteers can engage in education and training for parents, guardians, and the children themselves, helping them gain the skills needed to live a more empowered and independent life. You’ll also be part of initiatives aimed at improving healthcare, protecting disability rights, and supporting mental health recovery for vulnerable individuals. By volunteering with Nuru Yetu, you’ll contribute to uplifting the lives of those in need and help bring “light” to their future. Join us in making a lasting impact!
