BAKAID Tanzania
BAKAID Tanzania is a non-governmental organisation registered under the Non-Governmental Organizations Act No. 24 of 2002 (Reg. No. 00NGO/R/1805). It was established in 2004 by the National Muslim Council of Tanzania (BAKWATA) in response to growing national needs in public health, social protection and socio-economic development.
BAKAID seeks to improve the quality of life and wellbeing of vulnerable and underserved people by delivering integrated, sustainable and community-centred interventions, in collaboration with the Government, development partners, faith institutions and local communities.
BAKAID works with its partners to address key challenges in Tanzania, including HIV/AIDS, care for orphans and vulnerable children, gender-based violence, sexual and reproductive health and rights, early childhood development, economic empowerment and peaceful coexistence.
Vision, Mission & Values
The principles that guide everything we do at BAKAID.
Our Vision
To create a healthier life for underprivileged children, youth, men, and women in Tanzania.
Our Mission
To develop and implement creative community-based strategies which provide quality accessible social-economic services through strong collaboration of stakeholders, emphasizing sustainable supportive operations.
Our Core Values
Integrity & Accountability
Commitment to ethical conduct and transparency in everything we do.
Respect for Human Dignity
Ensuring inclusive and rights-based programming.
Gender Equality & Social Inclusion
Promoting equity for all vulnerable groups.
Community Participation
Ensuring ownership and engagement of communities.
Geographic Coverage
BAKAID operates nationwide across 16 regions of Tanzania Mainland
BAKAID has implemented programmes in more than 52 district councils, with its national office in Dar es Salaam and a regional office in Kigoma. Our dedicated team of 46 professional staff and 440 trained community volunteers works closely with local government authorities to improve the lives of over two million Tanzanians.