DIRECTORY OF SERVICE PROVIDERS FOR VICTIMS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING
International Organization for Migration (IOM)
1 Human Traffi cking
Human traffi cking, often referred to as “modern-day slavery”, involves the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harbouring or receipt of individuals by means such as deception, coercion or abduction for the purpose of labour, sexual or other exploitation.
Tanzania is a source, transit and destination country for men, women and children subjected to forced labour and sex traffi cking. Traffi cking is mostly believed to occur within the country’s borders, involving women and children from rural areas exploited in urban areas in domestic servitude or for other types of forced labour in the agricultural, textile or construction sectors.
In 2008 the Government of Tanzania enacted the Anti-Traffi cking in Persons Act criminalizing human traffi cking whilst creating a framework for direct assistance to victims of traffi cking.
This Directory provides a structured list of service providers and key stakeholders assisting victims of human traffi cking along with their contact information.
DIRECTORY OF SERVICE PROVIDERS FOR VICTIMS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING
Delivering as One
Prepared by:
IOM Tanzania Under the
United Nations Development Assistant Plan (UNDAP 2011-2015)
Tanzania
June 2013
2 Foreword
Human traffi cking is a growing and complex problem throughout the world, and Tanzania has not been spared from this scourge. In Tanzania, human traffi cking often takes the shape of the exploitation of a child, often a girl, separated from her family with the promise of a job or education and then treated like a slave, forced to work under any type of condition, with limited or no freedom at all. It is therefore of utmost importance to set up and implement an effective strategy to combat human traffi cking, providing for victims’ protection and assistance, and ensuring that traffi cking crime is reported to the criminal justice system and prosecuted.
Tanzania is party to the Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Traffi cking in Persons, especially women and children, supplementing the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime (2000). The National Anti-Traffi cking Action Plan was developed as an instrument to address the issues of traffi cking in persons, particularly in the areas of prevention, protection, prosecution as well as rehabilitation. It outlines the strategic goals to drive and steer national efforts to combat traffi cking in persons; and related responsibilities within the Government bodies and programme areas to support and ensure effective implementation of the strategic goals.
Within the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania, the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Ministry responsible for Health and Social Welfare in Mainland and Zanzibar; are mandated to provide victim assistance and monitor service provision for victims of traffi cking to ensure their welfare. The Government of Tanzania works in close collaboration with the International Organization for Migration (IOM) as well as specialized UN agencies to combat traffi cking in persons and provide rapid and appropriate assistance to victims within the framework of the UN Development Assistance Plan 2011-2015.
The basic purpose of this Directory is to provide guidance on the role of Service Providers in implementing the Anti-traffi cking in Persons Act, 2008 to combating traffi cking in persons by protecting victims of human traffi cking through effective support of service provision.
In order to fulfi ll the Government’s vision of eliminating all forms of Child Labour, Violence Against Children, Forced Labour and Human Traffi cking and to protect victims from these vices, a holistic approach and concerted efforts are needed from all stakeholders. It is my hope and expectation that this Directory will be used as one of many tools for the close cooperation between all persons, agencies and institutions who are providing care for traffi cked persons, and that it will contribute to encouraging more people to come forward and report suspected cases of traffi cking to the authorities.
I would like to take this opportunity to reaffi rm a strong and fi rm commitment of the Government of Tanzania to combating human traffi cking in all its forms, and to thank the UN for joining us in this important task.
Honorable Dr. Emmanuel Nchimbi, MP Minister of Home Affairs
3 Table of Contents
The Anti-Traffi cking in Persons Act of 2008 ...... 7 The National Anti-Traffi cking Committee ...... 7 The Ministry of Home Affairs ...... 7 The Ministry Responsible for Health and Social Welfare in Mainland and Zanzibar - Social Welfare Department ...... 7 The United Nations Development Assistance Plan in Tanzania ...... 7 The Directory ...... 7 Description of Services ...... 9 UN Agencies ...... 10
GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS ...... 14
Attorney General Chambers ...... 14 Commission for Human Rights and Good Governance ...... 14 Ministry of Community Development, Gender and Children ...... 15 Ministry of Constitutional and Legal Affairs ...... 15 Ministry of Health and Social Welfare ...... 16 Ministry of Home Affairs ...... 17 Judiciary ...... 17 Police force ...... 18 Tanzania Immigration Services ...... 19
CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS...... 21
ARUSHA ...... 22 Faraja Young Women Development Unit ...... 22 Legal and Human Rights Centre ...... 22 Kiota Women Health and Development ...... 23 Tanzania Women Lawyers Association ...... 24 World Vision ...... 24
COAST REGION ...... 25 Plan International Tanzania ...... 25
DAR ES SALAAM ...... 26 African Network for the Prevention and Protection against Child Abuse and Neglect ...... 26 Asylum Access Tanzania ...... 26 Conservation of Hotels, Domestic Social Services and Consultancy Workers Union - Chama cha wafanyakazi wa hifadhi, mahoteli ...... 27 Csema ...... 27 Child in the Sun Centre ...... 28 Dogodogo Centre Street Children Trust ...... 28 Daughters of Mary Immaculate ...... 29 Friends of Don Bosco - Watoto wetu Tanzania...... 29 House of Peace - Nyumba ya amani ...... 30 Kiota Women Health and Development ...... 30 Legal and Human Rights Centre ...... 31 Mbagala Girls Home - Mbagala street girls’ home ...... 31 Msimbazi centre ...... 32 National Organization for Legal Assistance ...... 32 Plan International Tanzania ...... 33 Save the Children International ...... 33 Tanganyika Law Society ...... 34
4 Tanzania Child Rights Forum ...... 34 Tanzania Christian Relief Services ...... 35 Tanzania Women Lawyers Association ...... 35 Women Legal Aid Centre ...... 36 World Vision ...... 36
DODOMA ...... 37 Christian Council of Tanzania ...... 37 Tanzania Women Lawyers Association ...... 37 World Vision ...... 37
IRINGA ...... 38 Alamano consolata sisters ...... 38 Family Health International-Road Project...... 38 National Organization for Legal Assistance ...... 39
KAGERA ...... 40 Major Alliance Education Centre ...... 40 Women Emancipation and Development Agency ...... 40 World Vision ...... 41
KIGOMA ...... 42 National Organization for Legal Assistance ...... 42 Tanzania Christian Relief Services ...... 42 Kibondo Field Project ...... 42 World Vision ...... 43
KILIMANJARO MOSHI ...... 44 Kilimanjaro Women Information Exchange and Consultancy Organization ...... 44 Mkombozi Centre for Street Children ...... 45
LINDI ...... 46 Lindi Women Paralegal Aids Centre ...... 46 Lindi NGO network ...... 46 Commission for Human Rights and Good Governance ...... 47
MARA ...... 48 Centre for Widows and Children ...... 48 Child Dignity Forum ...... 49
MBEYA ...... 50 Mango Tree Orphan Support Trust ...... 50 National Organization for Legal Assistance ...... 51
MOROGORO ...... 53 Faraja Trust Fund ...... 53
MWANZA ...... 54 Adilisha Child, Youth Development, and Family Preservation ...... 54 Commission for Human Rights and Good Governance ...... 54 Kivulini Women’s Rights Organization ...... 55 Tanzania Domestic Workers Coalition ...... 55 Plan Tanzania ...... 56
5 RUVUMA / SONGEA ...... 57 Ruvuma Orphan Association ...... 57 Orphans Relief Services ...... 57
SHINYANGA ...... 58 Rafi ki Social Development Organization ...... 58 Save the Children ...... 58 World Vision ...... 59
SINGIDA ...... 61 Singida Children and Community Centre ...... 61
TABORA ...... 62 Fosters Children Home ...... 62 Tanzania Network for Marginalized People ...... 63
TANGA ...... 64 World Vision ...... 64 Tanzania Women Lawyers Association ...... 65
ZANZIBAR ...... 66 Commission for Human Rights and Good Governance ...... 66 Ministry of Social Welfare, Youth, Women and Children Development ...... 66 Tanzania Immigration Services ...... 67 Catholic Diocese of Zanzibar ...... 67 Save the Children ...... 68 Zanzibar Legal Services Centre ...... 69
6 PREFACE
The Anti-Traffi cking in Persons Act of 2008 The preamble to the Act provides among other things that: The United Republic recognizes equal rights and inherent human dignity of people as enshrined in the Constitution of the United Republic of Tanzania of 1977, and the United Nations Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Traffi cking in Persons, Especially Women and Children, supplementing the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime (2000) and other universally accepted human rights instruments and international conventions to which the United Republic is signatory.
The Act contains the following sections: Preliminary Provisions (Part I); Prohibition of Traffi cking in Persons (Part II); Investigations and Judicial Proceedings (Part III); Rescue, Rehabilitation, Protection and Assistance to Victims (Part IV); the Anti-Traffi cking Fund (Part V); and the Anti- Traffi cking Committee (Part VI).
The National Anti-Traffi cking Committee The National Anti-Traffi cking Committee is responsible for coordinating activities of government ministries, departments and agencies dealing with matters related to traffi cking in persons. It is also the key implementer of the National Plan of Action against traffi cking in persons. The Secretariat is headed by the Secretary who is appointed by the President. The secretariat’s role is mainly to advise the Anti-Traffi cking Committee on matters related to the general administration of the Act.
The Ministry of Home Affairs The Ministry in cooperation with other Ministries is responsible for taking adequate measures for protection, rehabilitation, assistance and repatriation to rescued victims. The National Anti-Traffi cking Secretariat on Human Traffi cking is housed in the Ministry of Home Affairs, coordinating the government’s multi-sectoral response to human traffi cking.
The Ministry Responsible for Health and Social Welfare in Mainland and Zanzibar - Social Welfare Department The Ministry (Department of Social Welfare) is responsible for implementing rehabilitative and protective programmes for traffi cked persons, providing counselling and temporary shelter to traffi cked persons and developing a system for accreditation among non-governmental organizations (NGOs) for purposes of establishing centres and programmes for intervention.
The United Nations Development Assistance Plan in Tanzania The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is part of the United Nations Development Assistance Plan (UNDAP) 2011-2015. UNDAP is the business plan of 20 UN agencies, funds and programmes in Tanzania commonly known as “Delivering as One”. On the basis of this plan, IOM is providing technical and fi nancial assistance to NGOs for shelter support, medical services, voluntary counselling and testing, shelter, meals, education and vocational training to child victims of traffi cking, family reunifi cation where appropriate as well as the support to the production and dissemination of data on human traffi cking.
Moreover, IOM is supporting the development of a Multi-Sectoral Communication strategy on violence against children including traffi cked children; assisting the government in developing Regulations for the implementation of the Anti-Traffi cking in Persons Act of 2008; and setting up a Directory of Service Providers for victims of traffi cking in Tanzania. This booklet has been prepared in this context, following the completion of a mapping exercise of all shelters and service providers present in Tanzania.
The Directory The Directory of Service Providers in Tanzania is intended to facilitate the referral mechanisms and improve coordination among Service Providers with a focus on the protection and
7 assistance to victims of traffi cking as mandated by Tanzania’s Anti- Traffi cking in Persons Act, 2008. The Directory was compiled by IOM in consultation with the National Anti-Traffi cking Committee and its Secretariat members and other stakeholders. The information was pro- vided by the respective Service Providers.
Service Providers
Service Providers are Government Ministries, Departments, Agencies and Non-State Actors organizations providing services to victims of traffi cking, including trained specialized psychosocial support, shelter, medical care or legal services. Service Providers may also include UN-Agencies, and local and international NGOs.
How to use the Directory
Service Providers are listed regionally and alphabetically for ease of reference. The following information is included:
Focal point contact Offi ce address Website (if available) Mission statement Role in combating traffi cking Geographical coverage
8 Description of Services
Shelter: A place where victims of traffi cking can be temporarily accommodated as part of their recovery and rehabilitation.
Medical: A victim of traffi cking is entitled to the same access to public health care as Tanzanian citizens.
Psychosocial: Psychosocial services are to be provided to benefi ciaries by a qualifi ed mental health professional in coordination with the benefi ciaries’ case managers, in order to meet their psychosocial needs.
Legal: Benefi ciaries should be aware of their legal rights and should be provided with professional legal services to ensure they are able to exercise these rights.
Regularization of stay: Non-national benefi ciaries can utilize government services to help prevent untimely deportation from Tanzania by ob taining permits or visas or by other regularizing mechanisms.
Asylum and refugee procedures: Where relevant, benefi ciaries are assisted with the procedures involved in determining refugee status and/or seeking asylum.
Skills Building: Programmes are in place aimed at the provision of skills development training for benefi ciaries in preparation for ‘life after traffi cking’ and to prevent re-traffi cking.
Rehabilitation: Victims of traffi cking can utilize rehabilitation activities including sport, games and the arts as part of rehabilitation.
Repatriation: Benefi ciaries are returned to the country or area of origin with due regard to safety, prevention of re-traffi cking and suitability of care arrangements.
Reintegration: Is intended to provide for the benefi ciary’s safe, dignifi ed and sustainable reinsertion into society and normalized life. Reintegration also includes prevention of re-traffi cking and reunifi cation.
9 UN Agencies
1. International Organization for Migration1
Physical address: Slipway Road, Off Chole Road Plot No 1365, Msasani Peninsula P. O. Box 9270, Dar es Salaam Telephone: 0222-602913 Fax: 0222-602782 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.iom.int
Vision: IOM is committed to the principle that humane and orderly migration benefi ts migrants and society.
Role in combating traffi cking:
To prevent human traffi cking through carrying-out information campaigns in both source and destination countries and to educate the general public about traffi cking in persons.
To provide technical cooperation activities through building capacities of both government and civil society institutions to better address the challenges posed by human traffi cking including training to NGOs and government offi cials, technical support in the development of counter-traffi cking legislation, policies and procedures.
To provide direct assistance to victims of traffi cking in collaboration with its partners including accommodation in places of safety, medical and psychosocial support, skills development and vocational training and reintegration assistance.
Maintaining a standardized counter-traffi cking data management tool, the Counter-Traffi cking Module (CTM), which is the largest global database with primary data on victims of traffi cking.
2. United Nations Resident Coordinator’s Offi ce
P. O. Box 9182, Dar es Salaam. Phone: 0222-199200 Fax: 0222-668749 Website: www.untanzania.org
Mission: The Resident Coordinator Offi ce encompasses all organizations of the United Nations dealing with operational activities for development. It brings together the different United Nations agencies to improve the effi ciency and effectiveness of operational activities at the country level.
1 IOM is not formally a UN agency, but an intergovernmental organization and a full member of the UN Country Team and the UNDAP 2011-2015 in Tanzania
10 3. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
Physical address: 6th Floor, International House Shaaban Robert/Garden Avenue P. O. Box 9182, Dar es Salaam Telephone: 0222-112576 Fax: 0222-111168 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.tz.undp.org
Vision: Offer support for countries seeking to solve national and global development challenges based on the fundamental principles of development and human rights enshrined in the UN Charter.
Role in combating traffi cking: To curtail traffi cking in human beings and empower at risk populations through a development centred approach. This involves addressing socioeconomic, political and criminal aspects of traffi cking.
4. United Nations Children’s Fund
Physical address: Bibi Titi Mohamed/Magore Road and Plot Number 1270, Ali Bin Said Osterbay Street P. O. Box 4076, Dar es Salaam Telephone: 0222-196600 Fax: 0222-151593 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.unicef.org
Mission: To advocate for the protection of children’s rights, to help meet their basic needs and to expand their opportunities to reach their full potential.
Role in combating traffi cking: Working with development partners, governments and NGOs in all aspects of anti-traffi cking responses including prevention, protection, prosecution and support evidence based research to strengthen interventions.
11 5. International Labour Organization
Physical address: Country Offi ce Dar es Salaam Kazi House Plot No 76/27 Maktaba Street P. O. Box 9212, Dar es Salaam Phone: 0222-196700 Fax: 0222-126627 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.ilo.org
Vision: To assist its members to seize from the standpoint of the world of work the opportunities of globalization and confront its challenges.
Mission: Promoting social justice and internationally recognized human and labour rights, pursuing its founding mission that labour peace is essential to prosperity. To promote rights at work, encourage decent employment opportunities, enhance social protection and strengthen dialogue on work-related issues.
Role in combating traffi cking: Supports research in the region where human traffi cking is considered from economic migration and forced labour angle.
6. United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees
Physical address: Plot No 1658, Masaki P. O. Box 2666, Dar es Salaam Telephone: 0222 1500075/82 Fax: 0222-152816/17 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.unhcr.org
Mission: To lead and coordinate international action for the worldwide protection of refugees, the resolution of refugee problems as well as safeguarding the rights and well-being of refugees.
Role in combating traffi cking: UNHCR is mandated to help victims of human traffi cking as they relate to international asylum. Efforts to combat traffi cking are often implemented in cooperation with national governments, other intergovernmental organizations and NGOs.
12 7. UNFPA Country Offi ce
Physical address: Plot Number 11 Ocean Road Sea View P. O. Box 9182, Dar es Salaam E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.unfpa.org
Vision: To deliver a world where every pregnancy is wanted, every birth is safe, and every young person’s potential is fulfi lled.
Mission: Promote the right of every woman, man and child to enjoy a life of health and equal opportunity.
Role in combating traffi cking: Provide reproductive health assistance to victims of human traffi cking.
13 GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS
Attorney General Chambers
Directorate of Public Prosecutions
Contact person: Eliezer Mbuki Fereshi Designation: Director of Public Prosecutions Physical address: Ohio / Sokoine Street Sukari House, 8th Floor, Dar es Salaam P. O. Box 71069, Dar es Salaam Telephone: 0222-113626 / 0222-133315 / 0784-317807 / 0755-542218 Fax: 0222-113626 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.agctz.go.tz
Gender and Children Desk
Contact person: Beatrice E.M Mpembo Telephone: 0656-612442 / 0787-336558 / 0713-373288 / 0652-388449 Fax: 0222-113626 E-mail: [email protected]
Vision: To be the best law fi rm in the country.
Mission: To provide effi cient and professional legal services to the Government and the public for facilitating, promoting, protecting and monitoring the Rule of Law, Human Rights and Democracy. The Attorney General Offi ce is responsible for prosecutions of persons involved in offences in traffi cking in persons.
Commission for Human Rights and Good Governance - CHRAGG
Contact person: Francis Nzuki Designation: Director of Human Rights Physical address: Head Quarters Dar es Salaam, Plot Number 8, Lithuli Street Dar es Salaam P. O. Box 2643, Dar es Salaam Telephone: 0222-135747 / 0754-275881 Fax: 0222-111533 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.chragg.go.tz
Vision: To independently promote and protect all human rights, duties, and principles of administrative justice in order to enhance democracy, rule of law and good governance.
Mission: To promote and protect human rights and principles of good governance, in collaboration with stakeholders.
14 E-mail: Fax: Telephone: P. O. Box Physical address: Designation: person: Contact andLegal ofConstitutional Affairs Ministry Role incombatingtraffi Based Organizations,DevelopmentPartnersandCommunities. Authorities,NGOs,Community-BasedOrganizations,Faith- Agencies, LocalGovernment for genderequalityandchildren’s rightsincollaboration withMinistriesDepartmentsand follow upimplementationtofacilitateandimprove men,womenandfamiliesadvocate To prompt communityactionthrough formulationofpolicies,guidelines andprogrammes and Mission: equality andchildren’s rights. commitment andhardworking culture instrivingforabetterlivelihoodembracinggender To bethecentre ofexcellenceforpromoting communities’proactiveness, confi dence, Vision: Website: E-mail: Fax: 0222-137679 /0222-124857 Telephone: P. O. Box Physical address: Designation: person: Contact Development, ofCommunity GenderandChildren Ministry It isresponsible for: Role incombatingtraffi Timely Justiceforall. Timely Vision:
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70069,DaresSalaam 3448,DaresSalaam www.mcdgc.go.tz 0222-137833/0754-4343140753-868106 0222-138525 /0222-1231460222-1325526 Director ofPublicLegalServices Director ChildDevelopmentSection/Division JosephNdunguru Benedict Misani Mkwepu/SokoineDrive,DaresSalaam Kivukoni Front cking: cking: 15
GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS Mission: The development of social justice, equality and the rule of law through quality and accessible legal services.
Role in combating traffi cking: With reference to the provisions of the Anti-Traffi cking in Persons Act, the Ministry is responsible for establishing mechanisms for free legal assistance for victims of traffi cking in persons.
Ministry of Health and Social Welfare
Department of Social Welfare
Contact person: Jeanne Ndyetabura Designation: Assistant Commissioner Physical address: Bibi Titi Mohamed street, Ministry of Labour Building (old/Former NSSF Head Quarters) P. O. Box 1949, Dar es Salaam Telephone: 0222-135578 Fax: 0222-127680 E-mail: [email protected]
Contact person: Miriam Luka Designation: Social Welfare Offi cer and Anti-Traffi cking focal person Telephone: 0222-135571 / 0754-471958 Fax: 0222-127680 E-mail: [email protected]
Vision: To have a healthy society with improved social well-being that will contribute effectively to individual and national development.
Mission: Committed to facilitate the provision of basic health services that are good, quality, equitable, accessible, affordable, and sustainable and gender sensitive.
Role in combating traffi cking: With reference to the provisions of the Anti-Traffi cking in Persons Act, the Department of Social Welfare is responsible for:
Implementing rehabilitative and protective programmes for traffi cked persons; Providing counselling and temporary shelter to traffi cked persons and other related assistance including medical and professional rehabilitation as well as developing a system for accreditation among NGOs for purposes of establishing centers and programmes for intervention in various levels of community.
16 Ministry of Home Affairs
Contact person: Seperatus Lwelamila Fella Designation: Secretary to the Anti-Traffi cking Committee Physical address: Ghana / Ohio Street Telephone: 0789-181956 / 0754-281956 E-mail: [email protected]
Vision: To become an effi cient and effective Ministry that creates a safe and secure country where law and order is respected.
Mission: To serve lives and properties, facilitate and control movement of people, assist refugees and rehabilitate convicts through implementation of relevant laws and regulations.
Role in combating traffi cking: To provide policy and legal framework for anti-traffi cking measures and initiatives undertaken by State and non-state organs as well as supervising and coordinating the implementation and enforcement of the Anti-Traffi cking in Persons Act of 2008, through the anti- traffi cking Committee and its Secretariat established under the Act; With reference to the Anti-Traffi cking in Persons Act, the Ministry in collaboration with other government ministries, is responsible to establish, implement and coordinate preventive, protective and rehabilitative programmes for traffi cked persons.
Judiciary
Contact person: High Court of Tanzania Designation: Registrar and Chief Court Administrator Physical address: Kivukoni Front P. O. Box 9004, Dar es Salaam Telephone: 0222-124312 / 0222-111586 / 0222-11654 Fax: 0222-127724 / 0222-129790 Website: www.judiciary.go.tz
Role in combating traffi cking: Conduct judicial proceedings against persons alleged and accused of committing traffi cking in persons offences; Promptly and where appropriate order fair compensation for victims of traffi cking in persons as provided under the Anti-Traffi cking in Persons Act, 2008.
17 Police force
Contact person: Afwilile A. Mponi Head of Unit- Anti-Traffi cking in Persons Designation: Assistant Commissioner of Police Physical address: Police Headquarters Criminal Investigation Department, Headquarters, Dar es Salaam P. O. Box 9093, Dar es Salaam Telephone: 0784-698454 Fax: 0222-118222 / 0222-118223 E-mail: phq@policeforce,go.tz / [email protected] Website: http://www.policeforce.go.tz/
Interpol, Anti-traffi cking Desk offi cer (Dar es Salaam)
Contact person: Hamad K. Hamad Designation: Seniour Superintendent of Police Physical address: Police Headquarters Ghana Street, Dar es Salaam P. O. Box 9093, Dar es Salaam Telephone: 0222-118222 / 0658-045522 / 0772-452284 Fax: 0222-118223 E-mail: [email protected]
Head Gender and Children Desk Police Force
Contact person: Adolfi na Chialo Designation: Senior Assistant Commissioner of Police Physical address: Police Headquarters Ghana Street, Dar es Salaam P. O. Box 9093, Dar es Salaam Telephone: 0715-286640
18 Tanzania Immigration Services
Contact person: Principal Commissioner of Immigration Services Physical address: Loliondo Street Kurasini P. O. Box 512, Dar es Salaam Telephone: 0222-850575 / 0222-850576 Fax: 0222-850598/0222-850584 E-mail: [email protected] / [email protected] Website: www.immigration.go.tz
Vision: To become an effi cient and effective institution, which provides high quality immigration services that meet both national and international standards.
Mission: To facilitate and control movements of persons through implementation of relevant laws and regulations in order to safeguard national security and economic interests.
Role in combating traffi cking: According to the provisions of the Anti-Traffi cking in Persons Act, immigration services (Immigration Offi cers) being public offi cers in the security services are: Responsible for the rescue of traffi cked persons and provision of temporary basic materials; Responsible for granting assistance to foreign citizens and stateless persons who are victims of traffi cking in persons upon their voluntary repatriation to their country of origin.
19 20 CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS
CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS
21 ARUSHA
Faraja Young Women Development Unit
Contact person: Martina Siara Designation: Principal Offi cer Physical address: off Moshono Road Ausha P. O. Box 10978, Arusha Telephone: 0754-697778 / 0764-288678 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.thefarajacentre.org
Vision: Faraja envisions as society with social justice with projected and empowered young girls for their development initiative towards self- fulfi llment and sustainable social and economic drive.
Mission: To build the capacity of the young women mainly girls in taking care of themselves and their abandoned children through re-mobilization support education networking in order to improve their living conditions.
Role in combating traffi cking: Identify, protect, rehabilitate and re-unify victims of traffi cking with their families. Provision of psychosocial support, shelter, food and healthcare services.
Legal and Human Rights Centre
Contact person: Shilinde Ngalula Designation: Advocate Physical address: Arusha Sub-Offi ce: Engira Road, Plot No. 48 P. O. Box 75254, Arusha Telephone: 0272-544187 / 0688-294542 / 0762-742910 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.humanrights.or.tz
Vision: It envisages a just and equitable society.
Mission: It is a non-profi t making, non-partisan, non-government organization striving to empower the public to promote, reinforce and safeguard rights and good governance in Tanzania, through legal and civic education and information; sound legal research and advise; monitoring and follow up of human rights violations; and advocacy for reforms of policies, laws and practices to conform to international human rights standards.
Role in combating traffi cking: Provision of legal assistance to victims of traffi cking and monitoring of human rights violations.
Geographical coverage: National
22 Dar esSalaam,Iringa,Mbeya,DodomaandSingida Geographical coverage: Role incombatingtraffi children, youthandwomen. rehabilitation andintegrationmechanismsforvulnerableaffected reproductive healthandinstitutionalizationofprevention, withdrawal, violence, andexploitationthrough policyandcommunityengagement, It existstocontributetheeliminationofallformsabuse,sexual Mission: forms ofabuse,sexualviolenceandexploitation. Envisions asocietywhere children, youthandwomenare free from all Vision: Website: E-mail: Telephone: P. O. Box Physical address: Designation: Name: Contact Kiota Women HealthandDevelopment -KIWOHEDE
boys (below18yearsold). educational andotherservicestovictimsoftraffi cking particularly Provides protection, shelter, rehabilitation, medical,counselling, [email protected]
10127,DaresSalaam www.kiwohede.org 0754-694107/0714-615898 Programme Manager SophiaTemba Levorosi Ward cking: 23
ARUSHA Tanzania Women Lawyers Association - TAWLA
Contact person: Mackphason Buberwa Designation: Advocate (Regional Coordinator) Physical address: Blue Rock Building, 3rd Floor Room No2, Middleton Road, Opposite Golden Rose Hotel, P. O. Box 996, Arusha Telephone: 0762-973419 E-mail: [email protected]
Vision: It envisages a society that respects and upholds human rights.
Mission: It is an NGO committed to the professional advancement of its members and the promotion of women and children’s rights and good governance.
Role in combating traffi cking: Provision of legal assistance to victims of traffi cking and monitoring of human rights violations.
Geographical coverage: Dar es Salaam, Dodoma and Arusha.
World Vision
Contact person: Jovin Mwehozi Designation: Child Protection Specialist Physical address: World Vision Tanzania Head offi ce, Radio Tanzania Road, Off Njiro Road, Block C, Plot No. 81, Njiro P. O. Box 6070 and 14439, Arusha Telephone: 0272-54 9252 / 0272-548170 / 0755 759248 / 0716 546328 Fax: 0272-54925
Vision: Our vision for every child: life in all its fullness; our prayer for every heart: the will to make it so.
Mission: To follow our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ in working with the poor and oppressed, to promote human transformation, seek justice and bear witness to the good news of the Kingdom of God.
Role in combating traffi cking: Identifi cation of victims of traffi cking in persons and strengthening of child protection systems.
Geographical coverage: Arusha, Tanga, Dar es Salaam, Dodoma, Kigoma, Kagera, Shinyanga.
24 Geographical coverage: Role incombatingtraffi to theirlives. countries, through aprocess thatunites peopleacross cultures andaddsmeaningvalue Plan aimstoachievelastingimprovements inthequalityoflifedeprivedchildren indeveloping Mission: and dignity. A worldinwhichallchildren realize theirfullpotentialinsocietiesthatrespect people’s rights Vision: Website: Fax: Telephone: P. O. Box Physical address: Designation: person: Contact Kisarawe, Programme Unit Website: Fax: Telephone: P. O. Box Physical address: Designation: person: Contact Kibaha, Programme UnitCoastRegion Plan International Tanzania COAST REGION
Provision ofpsychosocialcounsellingtovictimstraffi cking. Identifi cation andprotection ofvictimstraffi cking; 0232-402165 0232-402204
3517,DaresSalaam 30042,Kibaha www.plantanzania.org www.plantanzania.org 0232-402131/0232-402587 0232-402548/0684-990299 Programme UnitManager Programme UnitManager William Mtukananje William Martha Lazaro Mwanalemangoroad Sukari/Sugar HouseKibaha cking: National 25
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African Network for the Prevention and Protection against Child Abuse and Neglect
Contact person: Leodgard Lazarus Designation: Country Programme Coordinator Physical address: Plot Number 45C House Number KJM/BWN 1422 P. O. Box 32021, Dar es Salaam Telephone: 0225-500433 / 0717-781524 E-mail: [email protected] / [email protected] / [email protected] / [email protected] Website: http://www.anppcan.org/
Vision: To become a leading African-based network organization in protecting and preventing Children from Abuse and Neglect in Tanzania.
Mission: To enhance, in partnership with others, the prevention and protection of children from all forms of maltreatment, thus ensuring that the rights of children are realized.
Role in combating traffi cking: Provision of psychosocial counselling; Family reunifi cation, reintegration; Case management and referrals; Training and public awareness and outreach activities; Identifi cation and protection of Child traffi cking victims; and prevention and awareness raising.
Asylum Access Tanzania
Contact person: Janemary Ruhundwa Designation: Country Director Physical address: Mikocheni Industrial area, Just off Coca Cola Rd, Past Osama Bajaj Stand ‘Mikocheni B’ P. O. Box 33035, Dar es Salaam Telephone: 0222-781176 / 0788-609094 / 0718-109094 / 0769-609094 / 0786-465544 E-mail: [email protected] / [email protected]
Vision: Asylum Access envisions a world where refugees are seen as people with rights, not just people with needs. Asylum Access believes that by empowering refugees to assert their human rights, we can create effective, lasting solutions for refugees around the world.
Mission: Asylum Access’s mission is to make refugee rights a reality in Africa, Asia and Latin America.
Role in combating traffi cking: Offers legal advice and where possible, representation for migrants.
26 Geographical coverage: Role incombatingtraffi available resources tochangehis/herenvironment forbetteradultlife moral successinadultlifeandmakeeverychildappreciate lifeanduse Mentor, inspire andearlylifecounsellingtowards economic,spiritualand Mission: Website: E-mail: Mobile: Telephone: P. O. Box Physical address: Designation: person: Contact Csema Role incombatingtraffi E-mail: Telephone: P. O. Box Physical address: Designation: Person: Contact MAJUMBANI HUDUMAZAJAMIINAUSHAURI-CHODAWU,Trade Union Workers Union-Chamacha wafanyakazi wa hifadhi,mahoteli andConsultancy ofHotels,DomesticSocialServices Conservation
service forchildren. Thehelplineoperatesbetween 1pmto8daily. Provides childhelplineservicethrough atoll-free 116phoneline supported byanoutreach traffi cking. barmaids andotherrelated workswhoalsohappentobevictimsof Promotion, advocacyandprotection oftherightshousegirls,
0713-223606/0767-269303 [email protected] /[email protected] [email protected] 110132,DaresSalaam 15549,DaresSalaam www.sematanzania.org 0222-124422 0222-110559/0713-661191 ExecutiveDirector Coordinator Kiiya Joel Kuumba Hamis 17OceanRoad,Seaview-Upanga TUCTA Headquarters cking: cking: National
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DAR ES SALAAM Child in the Sun Centre - CIS
Contact persons: Father Anthony Designation: Rector P. O. Box 70509, Dar es Salaam Telephone: 0784-772155 / 0688-633117 E-mail: [email protected] / [email protected]
Mission: Capacity-building of the citizens of Tanzania and children by imparting values and skills so that their development and socioeconomic independence will be enhanced, which leads to the development of the nation.
Role in combating traffi cking: Provides protection, shelter, rehabilitation, medical, reunifi cation counselling, educational and other services to victims of traffi cking particularly boys (below 18 years old).
Dogodogo Centre Street Children Trust
Contact person: Sabas Masawe Designation: Project Coordinator Physical address: Kigogo, Near Kigogo Primary School P. O. Box 22401, Dar es Salaam Telephone: 0222-171575 / 0737-176397 / 0784-278039 E-mail: [email protected] / [email protected] Website: www.dogodogocentre.org
Vision: Dogodogo’s vision is of a Tanzania in which all children are empowered to enjoy their basic rights to survival, development, protection and participation in society.
Mission: Dogodogo Centre will work to infl uence policymaking regarding children through advocacy and networking especially in areas of child abuse and HIV/AIDS. It cannot simply advocate for the generic child and ignore the child working and living on the street today. The Centre therefore, will work to support holistically the most vulnerable children working and living on the street in urban Dar es Salaam while supporting the invisible pastoralist girls in rural Tanzania and children living with HIV/AIDS.
Role in combating traffi cking: Provides protection, shelter, rehabilitation, medical, counselling and other services to victims of traffi cking particularly boys (below 18 years old).
Geographical coverage: Dar es Salaam
28 Geographical coverage: Role incombatingtraffi poor fordevelopment. slavery. TheDMIisdedicatedtotakepartinefforts andstrugglesofthe ignorance, illiteracy, illhealth,unequalopportunitiesandeconomic particularly womenandchildren, wholiveinhumanbondagesuchas women committedtoserviceunconditionallythemarginalizedpeople, where justice,peaceandequalityisensured toall.Itisanorganizationof To empowerpeoplebytheircollectiveactionstocreate anewworld Vision: Telephone: Dar esSalaamandCoast Region(Pwani)Bagamoyo. Geographical coverage: Role incombatingtraffi religious belief. workers, traffi cked children andvulnerable children ofanyage,raceor To provide relief toorphans, street, domesticworkers,commercial sex Mission: hands andtoliveindependently. To attainindividualstotakeresponsibility forthefuture intotheirown Vision: Telephone: Website: Friends ofDonBosco- Watoto wetu Tanzania E-mail: P. O. Box Physical address: Designation: person: Contact Immaculate-DMI ofMary Daughters E-mail: P. O. Box Bagamoyo (MsataMazizi) Physical address: Designation: person: Contact
girls. counselling andotherservicestovictimsoftraffi cking -particularly Provides protection, shelter, rehabilitation, medical,educational years old). counselling tovictimsoftraffi cking forbothboysandgirls(below18 Provides protection, shelter, rehabilitation, medical,educational [email protected] /[email protected] [email protected] /[email protected]
11776,DaresSalaam 10169,DaresSalaam www.wwtz.org 0686-312824/0784-942929 0713-225267/0767-225267 FounderandManagingDirector Misssion Director Sister Viji SisterViji EvansTegete KimaraMwisho(DaresSalaam) KimaraSuka,KinondoniDaresSalaamand cking: cking: Dar esSalaam 29
DAR ES SALAAM House of Peace - Nyumba ya amani
Contact person: Perusi Sehoza Makame Designation: Executive Director Physical address: House No. 625 Msasani Mikoroshini Street, Dar es Salaam P. O. Box 34627, Dar Es Salaam Telephone: 0222-664518 / 0713-315323 / 0712-784811 E-mail: [email protected] / [email protected]
Vision: The House of Peace envisages a just society in which all people regardless of gender live in harmony, respecting human rights especially those related to women and children.
Mission: Our mission is to take part, network, facilitate, collaborate and work with all those ideals and those who are in line with efforts directed at raising awareness, upholding, protecting, promoting and embracing women and children rights in the context of human rights.
Role in combating traffi cking: Provide the following services: temporary shelter, counselling, legal aid and training on income generation to women victims of traffi cking, domestic violence and abuse; House of peace lobbies and advocates for good laws, policies and practices that safeguard rights and dignity of women and children.
Geographical coverage: Dar es Salaam
Kiota Women Health and Development
Contact person: Sophia Temba Designation: Progaramme Manager Physical address: Buguruni Malapa House N0. 88 Dar es Salaam P. O. Box 10127, Dar es Salaam Telephone: 0222-861111 / 0714-615898 Fax: 0222-861111 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.kiwohede.org
Vision: Envisions a society where children, youth and women are free from all forms of abuse, sexual violence and exploitation.
Mission: KIWOHEDE exists to contribute to the elimination of all forms of abuse, sexual violence, and exploitation through policy and community engagement, reproductive health and institutionalization of prevention, withdrawal, rehabilitation and integration mechanisms for vulnerable and affected children, youth and women.
Role in combating traffi cking: Provides protection, shelter, rehabilitation, medical, educational counselling and other services to victims of traffi cking for girls (below 18 years old).
Geographic coverage: Dar es Salaam, Iringa, Mbeya, Dodoma and Singida. 30 Role incombatingtraffi without discrimination. faith inJesusChristby:meetingbothphysicaland spiritual humanneed Tanzania who,motivatedbyloveforGod,seeks tobringpeopleliving The SalvationArmyisanevangelicalpartofthe Christianchurch in Mission: Website: E-mail: Fax: 0784-539632 /0222-2850468 Telephone: P. O. Box Physical address: Designation: person: Contact home Home-MbagalastreetMbagala Girls girls’ Geographical coverage: Role incombatingtraffi public topromote, reinforce andsafeguard inTanzania. rightsandgoodgovernance It isanon-profi organizationstrivingtoempowerthe t making,non-partisan,non-government Mission: It envisagesajustandequitablesociety. Vision: E-mail: Fax: Telephone: P. O. Box Physical address: Designation person: Contact Dar esSalaam,Legal Aid Centre –JusticeMwalusanya House Website: E-mail: Fax: Telephone: P. O. Box Physical address: Designation: person: Contact Legal andHumanRightsCentre Geographical coverage:
monitoring ofhumanrightsviolations. Provision oflegalassistancetovictimshumantraffi cking and counselling tofemalevictims oftraffi cking (from 5-16yearsold). Provides protection, shelter, rehabilitation, medical,educational services, 0220-2850542 0222-761219 0222-773037
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
1273,DaresSalaam 79633–Daressalaam 7525,DaresSalaam www.salvationarmy.org www.humanrights.or.tz 0786-233428/0755-4187750769-268265 0222-761205/0222-761215 0222-773038/0713-294542 : Advocate Coordinator Children DeskOffi cer JosephatNyerere FulgenceMasawe FatmaSemgale MbagalaMgeniNani/Zakhem Isere St.Kinondoni Kijitonyama,BehindInstituteforSocialWork cking: cking: National Dar esSalaam 31
DAR ES SALAAM Msimbazi centre
Contact person: Mohamed Mvogogo Designation: Coordinator Physical address: Msimbazi along Kawawa road P. O. Box 2428, Dar es Salaam Telephone: 0222-863508 Fax: 0222-862764
Vision: To improve the spiritual, political, cultural and socioeconomic well-being of Muslims and the nation at large.
Mission: To protect children from all forms of abuse.
Role in combating traffi cking: Provides protection, shelter, rehabilitation, medical, educational counselling and other services to victims of traffi cking, for both boys and girls (below 5 years old).
Geographical coverage: Dar es Salaam
National Organization for Legal Assistance - NOLA
Contact person: Kaleb Lameck Gamaya Designation: Director of Programmes Physical address: Afrikasana Area, Kijitonyama, off shekilango road, plot number 46 P. O. Box 10096, Dar es Salaam Telephone: 0784-252527 Fax: 0222-771269 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.msaadawasheria.or.tz
Vision: The needy and vulnerable groups access justice.
Mission: To facilitate access to justice, good governance and respect of legal and human rights by lobbying and advocacy for a conducive legal environment and provision of legal aid to the needy and vulnerable in Tanzania.
Role in combating traffi cking: Provides legal assistance to victims of traffi cking and undertake strategic litigation for policy/legislative reforms, as well as undertaking public – interest litigation for enhancing equitable social justice in the society.
Geographical coverage: National
32 Website: Geographical coverage: Role incombatingtraffi immediate changeinachild’s life. To inspire developmentintheway theworldtreats children andtoachievelastingaswell Mission: development, andparticipation. A worldinwhicheverychildattainstherightto survival, protection, Vision: E-mail: Fax: Telephone: P. O. Box Plot no257,MikocheniA Physical address: Designation: Person: Contact Save theChildren International Role incombatingtraffi meaning andvaluetotheirlives. in developingcountries,through aprocess thatunitespeopleacross cultures andadds Plan Tanzania aimstoachievelastingimprovements inthequalityoflifedeprived children Mission: respect people’s rightsanddignity. A worldinwhichallchildren realize theirfullpotentialinsocietyand Vision: 0719-460920 /0757-585653 Telephone: P. O. Box Dar esSalaam,Programme Unit Website: E-mail Fax: Telephone: P. O. Box Off NewBagamoyoRoad,NexttoTBC Physical address: Designation: person: Contact Plan International Tanzania
people’s rightsincluding victimsoftraffi cking. Supportandinfl uence changesinpolicies andpracticesaffecting children’s andyoung Identifi cation ofvictimstraffi cking andstrengthening childprotection systems; Provision ofpsychosocialcounsellingtovictimstraffi cking. Identify victimsoftraffi cking andstrengthening childprotection systems. 0222-701726/0767-120270 0222-773256 :
[email protected] [email protected]
10414,DaresSalaam 3517,Ilala/BuguruniMalapa 3517,DaresSalaam www.savethechildren.or.uk www.plantanzania.org 0222-701725 0222-860018/0788-007235 0222-773264/0714-126806 ChildRightsAdvisor Child Protection Manager Wilbert Mchunguzi Wilbert Marry Kessy OldBagamoyoRoad,KikoAvenue, PlotNo96MikocheniLightIndustrialArea, cking: cking: National
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DAR ES SALAAM Tanganyika Law Society
Contact person: Heri Ayubu Designation: Project Coordinator Physical address: Plot Number 299, Ruhinde Street, Ada Estate P. O. Box 2148, Dar es Salaam Telephone: 0222-664254 / 0789-692678 / 0784-105578 Fax: 0222-664253 E-mail: [email protected] / [email protected] Website: www.tls.or.tz
Vision: A society where justice and the rule of law are upheld.
Mission: To secure sustainable professional development and the integrity of the legal profession; promote and protect the rule of law and access to justice, and champion progressive legal reforms.
Role in combating traffi cking: Provision of legal assistance to children and conducting awareness raising campaigns on traffi cking in persons.
Geographical coverage: National
Tanzania Child Rights Forum
Contact person: Eric Guga Designation: Coordinator Physical address: Kijitonyama Mpakani/off Shekilango road P. O. Box 6399/79079, Dar es Salaam Telephone: 0789-692678 / 0784-105578 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.childrightsforum.org
Role in combating traffi cking: Capacity-building for Civil Society Organizations engaged in anti-traffi cking and children rights in Tanzania.
Geographical coverage: National
34 [email protected] Geographical coverage: Role incombatingtraffi promotion ofwomenandchildren’s rightsandgoodgovernance. TAWLA isanNGOcommittedtothe professional advancementofitsmembersandthe Mission: TAWLA envisagesasocietythatrespects andupholdshumanrights. Vision: Website: E-mail: Telephone: P. O. Box Physical address: Designation: person: Contact Tanzania Association WomenLawyers Geographical coverage: Role incombatingtraffi themselves. in needtheirownlocalcommunitiesandtoenablepeoplehelp charitable groups, churches andhumanserviceagenciestohelpthose To workthrough partnershipsandincollaborationwithgrassroots Mission: E-mail Fax: Telephone: P. O. Box Physical address: Designation: person: Contact Tanzania ReliefServices Christian
conducting awareness raisingcampaignsonanti-traffi cking. Provision oflegalassistancetovictims oftraffi cking, advocacyforlawreforms and Identifi cation, rehabilitation andreunifi cation ofvictimstraffi cking withtheirfamilies. 0222-700851 :
[email protected] [email protected] 9460,DaresSalaam 3955,DaresSalaam www.tawla.or.tz 0222-862865 0222-700579/0222-700580 HeadofLegalAidDepartment ExecutiveDirector MarksMleveri Grace Mkinga IlalaSharifShamba Plot 436MikocheniIIOldBagamoyoRoad cking: cking: Dar esSalaam,DodomaandArusha. National 35
DAR ES SALAAM Women Legal Aid Centre
Contact person: Lilian Lwanga Mutalemwa. Designation: Senior Legal Offi cer Physical address: WLAC Building, Plot N0. 40, House N0. 184, Kinondoni Hananasif, Kisutu Street P.O Box 79212, Dar es Salaam Telephone: 0222-664051 / 0713-726341 Fax: 0222-667222 E-mail: [email protected] / [email protected] Website: www.wlac.co.tz
Vision: Create a just society that respects women and children’s rights.
Mission: Promote access to justice and advocate for gender responsive policies for women and children.
Role in combating traffi cking: Provision of legal assistance to victims of traffi cking, advocacy for law and policy reforms and awareness rising.
Geographical coverage: National
World Vision
Contact person: Jovin Mwehozi Designation: Child Protection Specialist Physical address: Chwaku Street, Plot N0. 328, Block A, Mikocheni ‘A’ area Program Development Division P. O. Box 6399/79079, Dar es Salaam Telephone: 0222-775534 / 0222-775224 / 0755-759248 / 0716 546328 Fax: 0222-775528
Vision: Our vision for every child, life in all its fullness; our prayer for every heart, the will to make it so.
Mission: To follow our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ in working with the poor and oppressed, to promote human transformation, seek justice and bear witness to the good news of the Kingdom of God.
Role in combating traffi cking: Identifi cation of victims of traffi cking in persons and strengthening of child protection systems.
Geographical coverage: Arusha, Tanga, Dar es Salaam, Dodoma, Kigoma, Kagera, Shinyanga.
36 Geographical coverage: Role incombatingtraffi Arusha, Tanga, DaresSalaam,Dodoma,Kigoma,Kagera, Shinyanga. Geographical coverage: Telephone: P. O. Box Physical address: Designation: person: Contact World Vision Geographical coverage: Telephone: P. O. Box Physical address: Designation: person: Contact Tanzania Association WomenLawyers E-mail: Fax: Telephone: P. O. Box Physical address: Designation: person: Contact Councilof Christian Tanzania DODOMA
counselling. Identifi cation ofvictimstraffi cking, provision oftemporaryshelterandpsychosocial 0262-324352
[email protected] 3113,Dodoma 1920,Dodoma. 1454,Dodoma 0262-320076 0262-321770/0262-324212 0713-518600 ZonalManager Advocate(RegionalCoordinator) Coordinator StahmiliGama Johnson Robinson Patrick Antony CCTChurch House NSSFBuilding3rd Floor, AskariRoad Church house,DodomaTanzania
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DODOMA IRINGA
Alamano consolata sisters
Contact persons: Sister Michele Astegiano Designation: Director Physical address: Gangilonga, Tanesco Street Iringa P. O. Box 395, Iringa Telephone: 0752-919906 E-mail: [email protected]
Role in combating traffi cking: Psychosocial support; Counselling and rehabilitation; Provision of medical support; Family reunifi cation.
Geographical coverage: Iringa
Family Health International-Road Project
Contact person: Edna Hauli Designation: Coordinator Physical address: Mwembe togwa P. O. Box 1059, Makambako Iringa Telephone: 0262-730021 / 0222-601866 / 0756-541544 / 0755-788981 Fax: 0222-601874 Website: www.fhi.org
Mission: To improve lives worldwide through research, education and services in family health.
Role in combating traffi cking: Psychosocial support/counselling and vocational training to victims; Awareness raising on anti-traffi cking, HIV and AIDS and child labour.
Geographical coverage: Jumbo region (Makambako), where there are big trucks – Mtoni – DSM, Mbeya, Tanga, Shinyanga and Makambako.
38 Role incombatingtraffi E-mail: Telephone: P. O. Box Kihesa Physical address: Designation: person: Contact National Organizationfor Legal Assistance
Provision oflegalassistancetovictimshumantraffi cking andawareness rising.
Iringa LegalAidCentre
[email protected] 1886,Iringa 0262-702188/0787-610703 Advocate Eneles Kitta MkwawaRoad,Wembetogwa Street BlockN0.50 cking: 39
IRINGA KAGERA
Major Alliance Education Centre
Contact Person: Godfrey R. Innocent Designation: Chairman Physical address: Hamugembe Omukishenye Nsubuga House, Uganda Road. P. O. Box 1008 Bukoba, Kagera, Tanzania Telephone: 0755-836466 / 0785-223039 E-mail: [email protected]/ [email protected]
Vision: To have a free society from violation of human rights and ignorance for sustainable development.
Mission: To provide necessary care and support to community members in their efforts to fi ght HIV/AIDS epidemic, drug abuse, hunger and poverty with much emphasis to marginalized groups in the society particularly youth, women and children.
Role in combating traffi cking: Provision of psychosocial counselling, medical support, temporary shelter and rehabilitation to victims of traffi cking.
Geographic coverage: Kagera region
Women Emancipation and Development Agency
Contact person: Juma Masisi Designation: Executive Director Physical address: Kanyabuleza Street P. O. Box 184, Karagwe Kagera Telephone: 0282-222713 / 0754-891867 / 0788-817333 / E-mail : [email protected]
Vision: We want to be a strong and more professional organization covering a wide geographical area in promotion and protection of human rights, women and children’s legal rights, hence contributing to attainment of a just society which respects gender equity, human and legal rights practices.
Mission: The mission is to promote the status of the marginalized groups in the society by creating and strengthening equal opportunities to women, men and children through provision of socioeconomic, legal and human rights activities in order to attain sustainable development.
Role in combating traffi cking: Provision of psychosocial and counselling services to victims of traffi cking; Provision of legal aid to victims of traffi cking and awareness campaigns for rehabilitation.
40 Arusha, Tanga, DaresSalaam,Dodoma,Kigoma,Kagera,Shinyanga Geographical coverage: Fax: Telephone: P. O. Box Designation: person: Contact World Vision 0282-223003 139Bukoba 0282-221156 ZonalManager Misigaro Mpipi , Kagera 41
KAGERA KIGOMA
National Organization for Legal Assistance
Contact person: Ignetious Rweyemamu Designation: Resident Advocate Physical address: Mwanga – Seremala, Kilimahewa P. O. Box 582, Kigoma Telephone: 0282-804931 / 0753-475545 E-mail: [email protected]
Tanzania Christian Relief Services
Kibondo Field Project
P. O. Box 174, Kibondo Kigoma Telephone: 0282-700579 / 0282-700580 Fax: 0222-700851
Role in combating traffi cking: Identifi cation, rehabilitation, provision of psychological support and reunifi cation of victims with their families.
Geographical coverage: Dar es Salaam, Kigoma and Katavi.
42 Arusha, Tanga, DaresSalaam,Dodoma,Kigoma,Kagera,Shinyanga. Geographical coverage: Role incombatingtraffi Telephone: P. O. Box Physical address: World Vision
families. Identifi cation, rehabilitation andreunifi cation ofvictimswiththeir 154,Kasulu 0282-810304 KasuluKigoma cking: 43
KIGOMA KILIMANJARO MOSHI
Kilimanjaro Women Information Exchange and Consultancy Organization
Contact Person: Elizabeth Minde Designation: Executive Director P. O. Box 9601, Moshi Telephone: 0272-751121
Fax: 0272-751068
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.kwieco.org
Vision: A society that takes responsibility to protect people’s equal rights.
Mission: To have a community that respect people’s equal rights through sharing knowledge of rights, providing equal access to legal and economics services to marginalized people and lobby for change.
Role in combating traffi cking: Identify, protect, rehabilitate and re-unify victims of traffi cking with their families; Provision of psychosocial support, shelter, food and healthcare services.
Geographical coverage: Kilimanjaro
44 Website: Geographical coverage: Role incombatingtraffi development. potential through andrefl learning ection andactasacatalystforholistic social justicethrough participationandcollaboration. We capture local and tobuildamore caringsocietyforall.We believethatwecanpromote To helpvulnerablechildren andyouthtogrow inmind,bodyandspirit Mission: collaboration. We believethatwecanpromote socialjusticethrough participationand people whoare workingtowards amore justanddemocraticsociety. access opportunitiestobecomewellrounded, inquiringandproductive Our visionisaworldwhere allchildren andyouthare prioritizedandcan Vision: E-mail: Fax: Telephone: P. O. Box Rau, MunicipalityofMoshi Physical address: Designation: Person: Contact Mkombozi Centre for Street Children
services. Provision ofpsychosocialsupport,shelter, foodandhealthcare their families; Identify, protect, rehabilitate andre-unify victimsoftraffi cking with 0272-754310
9601,Moshi www.mkombozi.org 0272-754793/0754-416291 ChildProtection Offi cer Michael Reuben PlotNo.691and692,Farm181/Majengo cking: Kilimanjaro andArusha.
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KILIMANJARO LINDI
Lindi Women Paralegal Aids Centre
Contact person: Cosma Bullu Designation: Coordinator Physical address: Ndoro Juu, Lindi Urban P. O. Box 1023/408, Lindi Telephone: 0232-202817 / 0787-428630 E-mail: [email protected]
Role in combating traffi cking: Advocacy for promotion and protection of victims of traffi cking in persons; Provision of psychosocial support and counselling services to widows and children; Provision of legal aid services to victims of traffi cking.
Geographical coverage: Lindi Region
Lindi NGO network
Contact person: Hamis Chilinga Designation: Executive Secretary P. O. Box 92, Lindi Telephone: 0232-202630 / 0787-187008 / 0712-316141 / 0784- 860372 Fax: 0232-202630 E-mail: [email protected] / [email protected]
Role in combating traffi cking: Provision of psychosocial counselling victims of traffi cking; Conducts capacity-building services on anti-traffi cking and other related services to its members.
Geographical coverage: Lindi Region
46 Website: Fax: Telephone: P. O. Box Wailes RoadLindi Physical address: Designation: Geographical coverage: Contact person: person: Contact Commission for HumanRightsandGoodGovernance 0232-202734 1050,Lindi www.chragg.go.tz 0232-202743/0719-8041240732-933008 PrincipalInvestigationOffi cer Mourise TTCLBuilding National
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LINDI MARA
Centre for Widows and Children
Contact person: Wakili Oscar Mligo Designation: Legal offi cer in charge Physical address: Faraja Centre Building, 1st Floor (Anglican Diocese of Mara), Nyasho area P. O. Box 1061, Musoma Mara Telephone: 0282-620490 / 0714-296310 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.cwca.or.tz
Vision: It envisages a society that respects and upholds human rights.
Mission: It is a non-partisan, non-profi t making and non-governmental human rights organization committed to empower marginalized women and children and advancing their human rights issues in Tanzania.
Role in combating traffi cking: Identifi cation, protection and provision of legal assistance to victims of traffi cking.
Geographical coverage: Mara, Mwanza and Dar es Salaam regions.
48 Website: Mara, MwanzaandDaresSalaamregions. Geographical coverage: Role incombatingtraffi the societyingeneral,promote andreinforce children’s rights. matter onthepublicagenda,creating workingforumtoempowerchildren, thefamiliesand African familiesrelationships inconjunctionwithchildren’s legalandhumanrightsputthe Children DignityForumisanon-profi t makingCivilSocietystrivingtocontributeanalyze Mission: live indignityandare accorded socialjustice. Children’s DignityForumenvisagesaTanzanian societywhere children Vision: E 0767-496030 /0713-4960300784-151513 Telephone: Physical address: Designation: person: Contact Forum Child Dignity -
mail: counselling tovictimsoftraffi cking. Identifi cation, protection, rehabilitation, reintegration andprovision ofpsychosocial [email protected]
www.cdftz.org 0787-222904/0752-736892 Project Coordinator Joram Wimmo Tarime Township Council
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MARA MBEYA
Mango Tree Orphan Support Trust
Contact person: Andile Ibrahim Designation: Executive Director Physical address: Ndandalo Street Kyela P. O. Box 455, Kyela Telephone: 0756-099892 / 0784-380638 / 0765-290058 E-mail: [email protected]
Role in combating traffi cking: Provision of psychosocial support and counselling to victims of traffi cking; Provision of temporary shelter to victims of traffi cking.
Geographical Coverage: Mbeya Region
50 E-mail: Telephone: P. O. Box Mbeya LegalAidCentre Physical address: Designation: person: Contact National Organizationfor Legal Assistance Geographical Coverage:
[email protected] / 6435,Mbeya 0252-502344/0713-142655 Advocate Zakhia Suleman Forest Area, MahakamaAvenue Opp.HighCourt National
MBEYA 52 Role incombatingtraffi income generationactivitiesandpreventive health education. affected individualsthrough counselling,care andcopingsupport, To alleviatesuffering amongtheHIV/AIDSvulnerablepeopleand Mission: affected individualsandfamiliesinMorogoro region. disease, povertyandsufferings through care andsupportofHIV/AIDS To betheforemost competentandeffective serviceprovider inalleviating Vision: E-mail: Fax: Telephone: P. O. Box Physical address: Designation: person: Contact Fund Faraja Trust MOROGORO
Provision ofLegalaidtovictimstraffi cking. traffi cking; Provision ofpsychosocialcounselling,reintegration andrehabilitation tovictimsof 0232-603089
[email protected] 1673,Morogoro 0232-613148/0232-6131840719-712306 Programme Coordinator Victor Mlimila Victor KigurunyembeArea cking: 53
MOROGORO MWANZA
Adilisha Child, Youth Development, and Family Preservation
Contact person: Eliwaja Kisada Designation: Administrator Physical address: CCM Kirumba Stadium, Room E 17 P.O.Box 11098, Mwanza Telephone: 0714-310600 / 0753-377165 E-mail: [email protected]
Vision: Build a responsible community, where children and youth have the opportunity to grow up in a supportive and stimulating environment.
Mission: Adilisha is committed to bring about behavior change and build a responsible community where children and youth are well brought up and strengthened. We facilitate this through providing moral and educational support.
Role in combating traffi cking: Family reunifi cation and rehabilitation of victims of traffi cking.
Geographical coverage: Mwanza, Mara, Simiyu and Shinyanga.
Commission for Human Rights and Good Governance
Contact person: Albert Kakengi Designation: Principal Investigation Offi cer Physical address: Liberty Street NBC Building P. O. Box 10430, Mwanza Telephone: 0282-541770 / 0282-542132 / 0754-771726 Fax: 0222-541770 Website: www.chragg.go.tz
Geographical coverage: National
54 Mwanza, Mara,Shinyanga,KageraandSingida. Geographical coverage: Role incombatingtraffi change. violence through self-empowerment,advocacy, andasanactivesocialmovementfor society thatguaranteewomenandgirls’rightstoliveincommunitiesfree from domestic Kivulini existstofacilitatethecreation ofsocial,economicandlegalenvironments withinthe Mission: women andgirlsthatrespect andvalueswomen’s rights. Kivulini envisionsacommunityfrees from domesticviolenceagainst Vision: Role incombatingtraffi E-mail: Fax: Telephone: P. O. Box advocates. Physical address: Designation: person: Contact Tanzania Domestic Workers Coalition Website: E-mail: Fax: Telephone: P. O. Box Physical address: person: Contact Kivulini Women’s RightsOrganization
for itsmemberorganizations. Conducting ofawareness raisingcampaignsagainst traffi cking andcapacity-building Identifi cation, protection andrehabilitation ofvictimstraffi cking; capacity-building foritsmembers. Conducts awareness raisingcampaignsonanti-traffi cking and Family reunifi cation andrehabilitation ofvictimstraffi cking; maids; of traffi cking inashelterwhoare house maidsorformershouse Identifi cation, psychosocialcounsellingandprotection ofvictims 0282-540928 0282-540928
[email protected] [email protected]
11348,Mwanza 11348,Mwanza www.kivulini.org 0282-500961/0754-3674840754-958799 0282-500961/0754-367484 Coordinator Dustan Katongole Executive Director Valley Road,alongIsamiloroad nearbyIMMMA Valley Road,Isamilo cking: cking:
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MWANZA Plan Tanzania
Mwanza Urban Programme Unit
Contact person: Programme Unit Manager Physical address: NSSF Building P. O. Box 1452, Mwanza Telephone: 0282-520479 / 0282-505289 / 0719-832683 Fax: 028-2500286 E-mail:[email protected] Website: www.plantanzania.org
Geita Programme Unit
Contact person: Programme Unit Manager Physical address: Geita Urban P.O. Box 448, Geita Telephone: 0282-520370 / 0785-784271/ 0717-121555 / 0764-249173 Fax: 0282-520397 Email: [email protected] Website: www.plantanzania.org Geographical coverage: National
56 Geographical coverage: Role incombatingtraffi E-mail: Fax: Telephone: P. O. Box Physical address: Designation: person: Contact Orphans ReliefServices Geographical coverage: Role incombatingtraffi E-mail: Fax: Telephone: P. O. Box Physical address: Designation: person: Contact Ruvuma Orphan Association RUVUMA /SONGEA
Advocacy onprotection ofvictimstraffi cking. Provision ofhealthcare tovictimsoftraffi cking; Provision offamilyreunifi cation andreintegration procedures; marriages; to victimsoftraffi cking, whoare victimsofchildabuse andearly Provision ofpsychosocialsupport,rehabilitation andcounselling Rehabilitation ofvictimstraffi cking. Provision ofpsychosocialcounsellingtovictimstraffi cking; 0252-60035 0252-600191
[email protected] [email protected] 1196,Songea 1190,SongeaRuvuma 0252-600419/0784-520680 0252-600191/0713-290473 Programme Coordinator ExecutiveSecretary Christopher Mayunga Francis Mumira Mpambalyotostreet Mateka BilauriStreet, Mfaranyaki
/ [email protected] cking: cking: Ruvuma, MwanzaandMtwara. Ruvuma region
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RUVUMA SHINYANGA
Rafi ki Social Development Organization
Contact person: Gerald Samwel Ng’onga Designation: Programme Coordinator Physical address: Kambarage Ground, Room No. 50 P. O. Box 899, Shinyanga Telephone: 0784-448838 / 0754-448838 Fax: 0282-763564 E-mail: [email protected]
Vision: We commit to inspire our society and hold it accountable.
Mission: We believe that children can be protected by the community.
Role in combating traffi cking: Provision of psychosocial counselling and rehabilitation to victims of traffi cking.
Geographical coverage: Shinyanga
Save the Children
Contact person: Augustino Mwashiga; Designation: Programme Manager Physical address: Tanzania Teachers Union (CWT) P. O. Box 108, Shinyanga Telephone: 0782-044000 E-mail: [email protected]
Role in combating traffi cking: Identifi cation, protection and rehabilitation of victims of traffi cking.
58 Arusha, Tanga, DaresSalaam,Dodoma,Kigoma,Kagera,Shinyanga. Geographical coverage: Role incombatingtraffi Telephone: P. O. Box Physical address: Designation: person: Contact World Vision
protection systems. Identifi cation ofvictims,protection andstrengthening ofchild 7, Shinyanga. 0282-762256 Zonal Manger FarajaKulanga Mwanza Road,Tanzania CottonandLintboard cking: 59
SHINYANGA 60 E-mail: Telephone: P. O. Box Physical address: Designation: person: Contact Singida ChildrenCentre andCommunity SINGIDA Geographical coverage: Role incombatingtraffi
traffi cking. Provision oftemporarysheltercrisis/drop inservicestovictimsof to victimsoftraffi cking; Provision ofpsychosocialsupport,rehabilitation andcounselling [email protected] 1543,Singida 0762-660010 Coordinator Sister Hildegard Mushi Kindaikibaoni cking: Singida region.
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SINGIDA TABORA
Fosters Children Home
Contact person: F.R. Sammy Chinappan Designation: Rector Physical address: Kazima Street, Ipuli Catholic Church P. O. Box 1413, Tabora Telephone: 0732-988082 Email: [email protected]
Role in combating traffi cking: Provision of shelter to victims of traffi cking; Provision of psychosocial services and counselling to victims of traffi cking; Provides educational services and family reunifi cation and reintegration.
Geographical coverage: Tabora region.
62 E-mail: Telephone: P. O. Box Physical address: Designation: person: Contact Tanzania for Network Marginalized People Geographic coverage: Role incombatingtraffi services includingpsychosocialcounsellingandeducation. To assistallchildren torealize theirrightsthrough provision ofsocial Mission: others. To seemarginalizedchildren livebetterlifeinorder togeteducationlike Vision:
the society. traffi cking inorder torehabilitate andreintegrate thembackinto Provision ofpsychosocialcounsellingandhealthcare tovictimsof
[email protected] 1243,Tabora 0787-087325 ExecutiveDirector Haron David KitundaStreet Tabora region. cking:
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World Vision
Contact person: Sylvester Masanja Designation: Zonal Manager Physical address: Korogwe Tanga P. O. Box 576, Tanga Telephone: 0272-650091
Geographic coverage: Arusha, Tanga, Dar es Salaam, Dodoma, Kigoma, Kagera, Shinyanga.
64 E-mail: Telephone: P. O. Box Physical address: Designation: person: Contact Tanzania Association WomenLawyers
[email protected] /[email protected] 5984,Tanga 0717-149443 Advocate(RegionalCoordinator) MohamedKajembe Street No14 65
TANGA ZANZIBAR
State organs and institutions
Commission for Human Rights and Good Governance
Contact person: Executive Secretary Physical address: Street 1 Plot Number 201, Mbweni Matrekta, Jengo la Kamisheni ya Wakfu na mali za Amana P. O. Box 285, Zanzibar Telephone: 0242-230854 Fax: 0242-230494 E-mail: [email protected]
Role in combating traffi cking: With reference to the Commission for Human Rights and Good Governance (CHRAGG) of 2001, CHRAGG is responsible for: Promoting within the country the protection and the preservation of human rights and duties of the society in accordance with the Constitution and the laws of the land; To institute proceedings in court designed to terminate activities involving the violation of human rights or readdressing the right or rights so violated.
Geographical coverage: National
Ministry of Social Welfare, Youth, Women and Children Development
Contact person: Department of Social Welfare Designation: Commissioner for Social Welfare Physical address: Minara Miwili / Shangani Zanzibar P. O. Box 162, Zanzibar Telephone: 0242-231423 E-mail: [email protected]
Role in combating traffi cking: Provision of temporary shelter and psychosocial counselling to victims of traffi cking; Identifi cation, protection, and rehabilitation of victims of traffi cking; Provision of medical support.
66 E-mail: Telephone: P. O. Box Physical address: Designation: person: Contact Catholic DioceseofZanzibar Organizations Society Non- State /Civil Actors Other generalroles include: security services: Immigration services(ImmigrationOffi cers) beingpublicoffi cers inthe According totheprovisions oftheAnti-Traffi cking inPersonsAct, Role incombatingtraffi E-mail: Fax: Telephone: P. O. Box Physical address: person: Contact Tanzania ImmigrationServices Geographical coverage: Role incombatingtraffi
researchers andothers. such asinvestors,tourist,experts,missionaries,students, To issuecitizenshipandotherimmigrationdocumentstoimmigrants To ensure nationalsecurityishighlyobservedandmaintained; their voluntaryrepatriation totheircountryoforigin. stateless personswhoare victimsoftraffi cking inpersonsupon Are responsible forgrantingassistancetoforeign citizensand temporary basicmaterials; Are responsible fortherescue oftraffi ckedpersonsandprovision of Family reunifi cation and/orreintegration withinthesociety. Identifi cation, protection andrehabilitation ofvictimstraffi cking; victims oftraffi cking; Provision oftemporaryshelterandpsychosocialcounsellingto 0242-234973
[email protected] [email protected] 294,Zanzibar 1354,Zanzibar 0247-83367547 0242-239148 Programme Coordinator SisterMariaGasparShirima CommissionnerofImmigrationServices Kilimani/Miembeni Minara Miwili/ShanganiZanzibar cking: cking: Zanzibar / [email protected] 67
ZANZIBAR Save the Children
Contact person: Hashim Pondeza Designation: Project Offi cer Physical address: Tanzania Teachers Union (CWT) P. O. Box 1267, Zanzibar Telephone: 0242-234153 / 0778-885000 / 0652-422838 Fax : 0242-234154 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.savethechildren.or.uk
Role in combating traffi cking: Prevention and awareness raising on traffi cking in persons to Government Offi cials in particular Immigration Services Department; Identifi cation, protection and rehabilitation of victims of traffi cking.
Geographical coverage: Zanzibar
68 Zanzibar Legal Services Centre
Contact person: Takky Abdulla Habib Designation: Programme Offi cer / Advocate Physical address: Tanzania Teachers Union (CWT) P. O. Box 3360, Zanzibar Telephone: 0242-233784 / 0242-234153 / 0778-885000 / 0652-422838 Fax: 0242-234495 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.hudumazasheria.or.tz
Role in combating traffi cking: Provision of legal assistance to victims of traffi cking; Advocacy for law and policy reforms.
Geographical coverage: Zanzibar
69 Names of members to the National Anti-Traffi cking Committee and Secretariat
Anti-Traffi cking Committee S/n Name Ministry/Department/ Telephone Email Organization 1 Afwilile Mponi Police Force 0784- [email protected] 698454 2 Agnelus President’s Offi ce 0784- [email protected] Kayombo 402015 3 Green Prisons 0754- [email protected] Mwaibako 387613 4. Hawa Wenga Ministry of Labour and 0784- [email protected] Employment 296040 5. Winfrida Prime Minister’s Offi ce, 0754- [email protected] Nshangeki Regional Administration 271184 and Local Government
6. Dotto Selasini Immigration Department 0713- [email protected] 408440 7. Jeanne Department of Social 0758- [email protected] Ndyetabura Welfare 335454 8. John Attorney General 0715- [email protected] Rwabuhanga Chambers 301721 9. Janemary Asylum Access 0786- [email protected] Ruhundwa 465544 10. Halima Salum Department of Social 0777- [email protected] Welfare Zanzibar 412512 11. Epiphania Commission for Human 0784- [email protected] Mfundo Rights and Good 488730 Governance 12. Irene .F.M. Ministry of Foreign Affairs 0787- Mkwawa_kasyanju@hotmail. Kasyanju and International Relations 366669 com 13. Rahima A. WATOTO ZNZ 0777- [email protected] Khamis 427750
Members of the Secretariat
S/n Name Ministry/Department/ Telephone Email Organization 1 Seperatus Fella Ministry of Home Affairs 0789-181956 [email protected] 2 Hamad Khamis Police Force 0658-045522 [email protected] 3 Zakia Kisiri Immigration Department 0786-129779 [email protected] 4. Luka Mirian Department of Social 0754-471958 Mamajack_mamasara@ Welfare yahoo.co.uk MAINLAND 5. Didas Khalfan Department of Social 0755- 312037 [email protected] Welfare ZNZ 6. Ali Shauri Ali ANGOZA Zanzibar 0777-431613 [email protected] 7. Salum Hamduni Police Force 0755-980633 [email protected] 8. John Makuri Police Force 0712-267501 [email protected]
70 REGIONAL IMMIGRATION OFFICERS
NAME TITLE REGION OFFICE NO MOBILE Daniel Thadeo Regional Immigration Arusha 0272-545249 0713-308773 Namomba Offi cer Grace Hokororo Regional Immigration Dar es 0222-110103 0713-946387 Offi cer Salaam Norah Lucas Regional Immigration Dodoma 026 2-3222940787-456589 Massawe Offi cer Ali Suleiman Regional Immigration Iringa 0262-702918 0784-470857 Nassor Offi cer George / John Regional Immigration Kagera 0282-820628 0754-382178 Kombe Offi cer Ramadhan Regional Immigration North Unguja 0242-240475 0732-240358 Mwinyi Omary Offi cer Lupindo Issa Muhamed Regional Immigration North Pemba 0242-454179 0777-415080 Selele Offi cer 0767-415080 Said Kamugisha Acting Regional Immigration Kigoma 0282-802239 0713-483432 Offi cer (Kigoma) Msumule Regional Immigration Kilimanjaro 0272-751557 0754-026281 Offi cer AbdulRahman Regional Immigration South 0242-234670 0777-438815 Khamis Offi cer Unguja Ramadhani Mohamed Regional Immigration South 0774-227838 Suleiman Ali Offi cer (South Pemba) Pemba Abdallah Towo Regional Immigration Lindi 0232-202326 0784-478100 Offi cer (Lindi) Regional Immigration Mara 0282-622337 Offi cer Jacob Melamari Regional Immigration Manayara 0272-530325 0784-310199 Sambai Offi cer (Manyara) Wilson R.M Regional Immigration Mbeya 0222-502869 0783-309072 Bambaganya Offi cer Ali Khamis Haji Regional Immigration Western 0242-231112 0777-417939 Offi cer (Mjini Magharibi) Region (Mjini Magharibi) Maximillan Regional Immigration Morogoro 0232-603773 0754-350390 Gogadi Offi cer (Morogoro) Hamidu Regional Immigration Mtwara 0232-202326 0717-007007 Mkambala Offi cer Anna Ngatunga Regional Immigration Mwanza 0282-500585 0756-436458 Offi cer Ali Haji Ameir Regional Immigration Coast 0232-402057 0777-414838 Offi cer (Pwani) Region (Pwani) Suleiman B Regional Immigration Rukwa 0252-802322 0713-258600 Kameya Offi cer (Rukwa) Koku Regional Immigration Rukwa 0252-602286 0713-259991 Rwebangiza Offi cer NAME TITLE REGION OFFICE NO MOBILE Adam Mnyeke Regional Immigration Singida 0262-502314 0785-101415 Offi cer
71 NAME TITLE REGION OFFICE NO MOBILE Pesambili Regional Immigration Shinyanga 0282-7 6248 0784-702305 Offi cer (Shinyanga) Dawson Regional Immigration Tabora 0262-604053 0786-116131 Mwakipesile Offi cer (Tabora) Sixtus Nyaki Regional Immigration Tanga 0272-6442219 0754-688088 Offi cer
REGIONAL POLICE COMMANDERS
S/n REGION NAME and TITLE CONTACT REGIONAL POLICE COMMANDERS ZANZIBAR 1 North Ugunja ACP Ahmad H. Hamisi 0777-474601 2 Mjini Magharibi ACP Azizi J. Mohamed 0777-414488 3 South Unguja ACP Augustiono Ulomi 0786-662099 4 South Pemba ACP Hassan Nassir Alli 0777-425353 5 North Pemba SACP Yahaya Rashid Bugi 0777-481881 REGIONAL POLICE COMMANDERS TANZANIA MAINLAND 6 Arusha ACP Liberatus Sabas 0713-269232 7 Coast Region (Pwani) ACP Ulrich Matei 0658-444488 8 Dar es Salaam (Special Zone) DCP Suleiman Kova 0754-034224 9 Dodoma ACP David Misime 0754-470959 10 Geita ACP Leonard Paul 0754-837526 11 Ilala ACP Marietha Minangi 0787-637172 12 Iringa SACP Michael Kamuhanda 0754-242515 13 Kagera ACP Philip Kalangi 0754-746958 14 Katavi ACP Dhahiri Kidavashari 0658-777778 15 Kigoma ACP Frasse Kashai 0715-009915 16 Kilimanjaro ACP Robert Boaz 0784-864212 17 Kinondoni ACP Charles Kenyela 0784-820033 18 Lindi ACP George Mwakajinga 0784-362279 19 Manyara ACP Akilimali Mpwapwa 0658-777778 20 Mara SACP Absalom Mwakyoma 0754-293349 21 Mbeya ACP Diwani Athumani 0787-323444 22 Morogoro ACP Faustine Shilogile 0754-277154 23 Mwanza SACP Ernest J. Mangu 0754-262861 24 Mtwara ACP Mary Nzuki 0754-339558 25 Njombe ACP Furgenci Ngonyani 0784-593326 26 Rukwa ACP Jacob Mwaruanda 0753-595733 27 Ruvuma ACP Deusdednt Nsimeki 0765-850830 28 Simiyu ACP Salum Msangi 0754-370730 29 Singida ACP Linus Sinzumwa 0757-760430 30 Shinyanga ACP Evarist Mangala 0754-170377 31 Tabora ACP Anthon 0784-368619 Rutashuburukwa 32 Tarime-Rorya ACP Jastus Kamugisha 0784-508090 33 Tanga ACP Costantine Massawe 0713-510856 34 Temeke ACP Englibert Kiondo 0715-888182
72 REGIONALCRIME OFFICERS(RCOs)
REGION NAME and TITLE CONTACT ZANZIBAR and PEMBA 1 North Unguja (Zanzibar) SP Seleman Haji 0777-457045 2 South Unguja (Zanzibar) SSP Henry Mwaibambe (DCO) 0732-947013 3 Western Region (Magharibi) Zanzibar SP Haji A Hana 0777-318191/ 0773-181191 4 North Pemba ACP Salehe M Salehe 0777-429365 5 South Pemba SSP Mohamed Shehan 0777-429365 TANZANIA MAINLAND 6 Arusha SSP Camilius Wambura 0684-111111 / 0754-2708772 7 Coast Region - Pwani SSP Evance H. Mwijage 0754-894032 / 0655-894032 8 Dar es Salaam - Special Zone ACP Ahmed Msangi 0658-111100 Dodoma SP Polycarp Urio 0655-145371 / 9 0766-485148 10 Geita SSP Magnus Mngongo 0786-827364 11 Ilala ASP Mwakabonga 12 Iringa SSP Wankyo Nyigesa 0715-669640 13 Kagera SSP Peter Matage 0754-937760 14 Katavi SSP Emmanual Niley 0713-226137 15 Kigoma SSP Dismas Gapi Kisusi 0767-454978 16 Kilimanjaro SSP R. Ng’azi 0782-377993 / 0754-298134 17 Kinondoni SSP Salum O. Ndalama 0715-776020 18 Lindi SSP Joseph Mfungomara 0752-349977 / 0786-349977 19 Manyara SSP Benedict Msuya 0715-361060 20 Mara SSP Emanuel Lukula 0786-865725 / 0712-865725 21 Mwanza SSP Joseph Konyo 0754-027667 22 Mbeya SSP E. T. Mwita 0754-291230 23 Morogoro SSP Hamisi Seleman 0754-597110 24 Mtwara SSP Bertha Mangosongo 0713-262878 25 Njombe SSP Alln N. Bukumbi 0658-376497 SSP Peter Maganga Ngusa 0784-611177 / 26 Rukwa 0713-611174 27 Ruvuma SSP Revocatus Malimi 0752-927454 28 Simiyu SSP Simon Pasua 0658-376484 29 Singida SSP Ayubu J. Tenge 0654-222222 30 Shinyanga SSP H.M. Kashinde 0754-827940 SSP Edward S. Bukumbe 0755-441060 / 31 Tabora 0715-458937 32 Tarime Rorya SSP D. J. Minyambugha 0762-205725 33 Tanga SSP Jafari Mohamed 0754-261282 34 Temeke SSP Ame Anange 0786-455116
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