2022’s Lifelong Learning Youth Camp The World Health Organization (WHO) defines life skills as “abilities for adaptive and positive behavior that enable individuals to deal effectively with the demands and challenges of everyday life”. In practice, this means helping youth develop communication skills, manage emotions, solve problems and acquire other competencies. When well integrated
The Foundation For Tomorrow (TFFT) engages systematically with both national and local levels key actors in the education sector in order to sustainably support our teacher trainings programs in schools. In June, we had a great honor to meet with the senior leaders of Tanzania Institute of Education (TIE) to further discuss areas for more
May 14, 2022 The Teacher Training team has once again proved itself to be a force that impacts the educational landscape of the Arusha region. The idea of training 108 teachers across three different districts might seem impossible, but we managed to execute the training effortlessly within five days from April 13th- April 18th. Noah,
January 14, 2022 Ever wondered what Family Day means for The Foundation For Tomorrow? Well, here’s an inside scoop at our Annual Family Day which typically happens every end of a year. As a new member of the team, I have a behind-the-scenes look at just how much work, planning, and creativity goes into this
January 12, 2022 Hello, my name is Inyang Ebong-Harstrup, and I am delighted and proud to have recently been appointed as the Executive Director of The Foundation For Tomorrow. Like the children we serve, I come from the African continent, specifically from Nigeria. Having grown up in the global south, I am all too aware
December 10, 2021 Hi! My name is Samantha (Sam) Filcik and I am honored to be the new Development & Operations Manager for TFFT! I was raised in Louisville, KY and attended college at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. I graduated in 2011 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English & a minor
December 2, 2021 The saying goes: “Charity begins at home”. TFFT is truly a place that grants you the privilege to leave your comfort zone and explore the home communities of different people across different regions. Through this experience, we were granted a tangible 3D lens of the realities of our home country. This blog
October 4, 2021 Hi, my name is Evelyn Alinda Kaijage! In 2007, TFFT registered as a non-Governmental organization in Tanzania. The Foundation For Tomorrow is a multifaceted organization that beautifully blends together the welfare of the city’s community, while simultaneously breeding an internal family that functions off compassion and strength, which perfectly match the organization’s
September 22, 2021 A Convention for Tanzanian Educators by Tanzanian Educators On October 9th and 10th, TFFT will welcome teachers to its inaugural Rethinking Education Convention, bringing teachers together from across the region for a unique professional development opportunity. This convention is designed to provide a platform for educators to be able to explore the
July 23, 2021 As the Teacher Training Program spreads and widens her wings further and wider, we recently had another training from 14th to 18th June. And guess who with? The School Quality Assurance Teams (SQATs) from 3 districts: Meru District Council, Arusha District Council and Arusha City Council. SQATs are overseers, with the
