Bringing Hope and Healing
to the People of Tanzania.

We are committed to providing high quality medical care to under-resourced residents of Sakila village and its surrounding villages in Tanzania, East Africa.

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The Need

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30% of children under five are affected by chronic malnutrition, which can lead to learning difficulties, more illnesses, and early death.

A woman appears to be giving a health check or consultation to a young man. The woman is leaning over and placing her hand on his shoulder, while the young man is sitting and holding a bottle and a pamphlet or piece of paper. In the background, there is abstract wall art with purple, green, and black shapes.

Only 31% of people have access to safe drinking water, leading to a death rate of 30.2 per 100,000 people from preventable water-related illnesses.

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Tanzanian remote facilities frequently face shortages of essential medications, especially for non-communicable diseases like insulin and blood pressure drugs.

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Malaria is very common in Tanzania, with about 132 out of every 1,000 people getting the disease.

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About 70% of people in Tanzania live in rural areas, but only 38.6% can reach a healthcare facility in 30 minutes.

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Bringing Hope and Healing

Located in Northern Tanzania, the NHIH Clinic is a dedicated, on-site, fully staffed clinic that provides consistent healthcare five and a half days a week.

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Comprehensive Medical Services

Adult and pediatric primary medical care, wound care, dentistry, and vaccinations to a community with limited alternatives.

A woman with a black head covering and earrings is looking at her reflection in a mirror. In front of her, a small child wearing a maroon and white Adidas tracksuit is also looking at the mirror. The woman is holding a small rectangular object, possibly a medicine box, and the wall behind them is yellow with some papers attached.
A woman with a black head covering and earrings is looking at her reflection in a mirror. In front of her, a small child wearing a maroon and white Adidas tracksuit is also looking at the mirror. The woman is holding a small rectangular object, possibly a medicine box, and the wall behind them is yellow with some papers attached.

Life-Saving Medications

Providing essential medications for treating conditions like hypertension, diabetes, and acute infections that may otherwise go untreated.

A woman holding a young boy sitting on her lap, both looking at a small stuffed tiger toy. The woman is wearing a gray hoodie and a red beanie with white letters, and the boy is in a navy sweatshirt with white text.
A woman holding a young boy sitting on her lap, both looking at a small stuffed tiger toy. The woman is wearing a gray hoodie and a red beanie with white letters, and the boy is in a navy sweatshirt with white text.

Maternity & Newborn Care

Giving prenatal and postpartum care for expectant mothers and newborns to combat the high levels of infant and maternal deaths.

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Community & Patient Education

Educating on key topics like maternal care, chronic disease management, and hygiene to promote long-term self sufficiency and informed health decisions.

“... Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.”
Matthew 25:40

How can you get involved?

Use your gifts where they are needed most. Join us in bringing hope, healing, and medical care—one patient at a time.

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