SEMA

TVET works to ensure quality education for disadvantaged and vulnerable groups by improving the employability of poor out of school young youth and women into productive and decent work, and increase the productivity of enterprises through better quality and relevant training

SEMA in partnership with Stromme Foundation is currently implementing an International Exchange Program (Norec exchange). Norec exchange is an international youth exchange program under Strømme Foundation and funded by Norwegian government under foreign affairs department called Fredskorpset (FK).

SEMA workshop is a workshop under SEMA that offers services and Motor Vehicles repairs  with better and modern equipments, bring your vehicle to be attended by highly trained technicians and enjoy better perfomance with your vehicle.

Livelihood among the rural and urban poor in Singida continues to be a need that calls for attention. Poor communities struggle to get jobs from which they can earn a decent income to afford a meal, support their families, improve household status and take their children to school.

SEMA in partnership with Stromme Foundation is currently implementing an International Exchange Program (Act Now). Act now is an international youth exchange program under Strømme Foundation and funded by Norwegian government under foreign affairs department called Fredskorpset (FK).

Bonga was created to challenge the perception that girls are an economic burden and teach the girls ways to combat the negative consequences of poverty and oppressive cultural practices.

Increasing access to justice by strengthening the capacity of paralegals for improved and sustainable legal aid