Global poverty can seem like a daunting challenge for any individual to tackle, but in 2002 Brisbane’s Geoff Armstrong decided to do just that. Starting out in his own garage… read more →
With one of the highest mortality rates in the world, the tiny babies born in Tanzania begin life with the odds stacked against them. Kangaroo Mother Care J788N is a… read more →
Catching our flight this morning proved to be more of a challenge than anticipated. We needed to leave the hotel by 7.00 am. Breakfast was slow. The egg cook was… read more →
Logistical and practical support is essential to see development work move forward. Global Development Group ‘J342N GDG Crossroads Development Assistance Project’ sources, organises, packs and sends relief and capacity building… read more →
Many Tanzanian hospitals have inadequate resources, staff and training to provide the care needed for pregnant women and new mothers. With often up to five babies in a cot, struggling… read more →
A team of volunteers from Western Australia recently spent one month assisting Global Development Group project J768N Njelela Secondary School, including building a manual arts workshop from shipping containers earlier… read more →
GDG project J783 Hearts for Africa (Amani)’s primary school was recognised as having the best performing ‘standard four’ class in all of Tanzania last year, and boasts many of the… read more →
Commencing in January 2013, Project J768N ‘Njelela Environmental Secondary School’ is a new, science-focused secondary boarding school for village children, located in the remote South-Western, Tanzanian highlands. Most teenagers in… read more →
On the 26th August 2014, Australia’s High Commissioner to Tanzania, H.E. Geoff Tooth visited the GDG project J677 Tanzanian Biogas Project in Nronga, Tanzania. He was accompanied by GDG representative… read more →
In July, our East Africa team (Carey Westwood & Martha Waithaka), travelled from their Nairobi office to Njelela in neighbouring Tanzania to visit Project J768. The team travelled with the… read more →
