Impact Report 2018 StreetwiZe • Mobile School
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Exploration tanzania <strong>•</strong> Tamasha Vijana<br />
14/05/<strong>2018</strong> <strong>•</strong> 18/05/<strong>2018</strong><br />
Bram Van de Putte<br />
Tamasha Vijana<br />
Dar Es Salaam / Tanzania<br />
Tamasha Vijana learned about the <strong>Mobile</strong><br />
<strong>School</strong> methodology through Fikiri Elias, a former<br />
mobile school street worker from Tanzaniaa<br />
who co-facilitated two expeditions in Tanzania<br />
and Kenya in the past. TAMASHA was co-founded<br />
in 2006 by three close friends all working<br />
with young people. The aim of the organisation<br />
is to secure a rightful space for young people<br />
so they can actively contribute to the development<br />
of their societies using participatory<br />
and appreciative approaches. The organisation<br />
mainly works in Tandale, a neighbourhood<br />
in the Tanzanian capital of Dar Es Salaam.<br />
Tamasha wants to interact and partner with<br />
<strong>Mobile</strong> <strong>School</strong> to strengthen their VUKENI<br />
(‘Step Up’) project, aimed at supporting<br />
children from poor families living in a vulnerable<br />
environment, to be able to get<br />
education, develop their talents and use them<br />
to support their learning and personal advancement.<br />
In order to maximise their impact,<br />
they partner with a local organisation called<br />
Faraja.<br />
Our Master Trainer Bram Van de Putte conducted<br />
Enlarged network in Tanzania<br />
the exploration training for the team and a<br />
large and diverse group of volunteers in Dar Es<br />
Salaam. The training functioned as an ideal<br />
introduction to street work for the group of<br />
volunteers, who are not yet active as social<br />
92 workers on the streets of Dar Es Salaam. How-<br />
93<br />
ever, it became clear the organisation is not yet<br />
ready to kick-off a full time mobile school project.<br />
Moreover, the collaboration between Tamasha<br />
and Faraja is not solid enough yet to guarantee<br />
an impactful and long-term mobile school project.<br />
Therefore, there won’t be an implementation<br />
of a mobile school with Tamasha in the coming<br />
year.<br />
The exploration training with Tamasha in Dar Es<br />
Salaam was combined with the prospection of<br />
Mwema Street Children in Karatu, in the Arusha<br />
region of Tanzania.<br />
IMPACT<br />
19 people trained: 3 staff members and 16 volunteers<br />
Qualitative introduction to street work for volunteers<br />
Identification of new street work locations in Tandale