Through our demonstration sites, field schools and mentoring, we share our agricultural knowledge with farmers in Babati so that they have the confidence and skill to apply it and by so doing improve their levels of diversification and income security. This ensures better cash flow and allows more to be spent on the educational needs of their children
Read MoreA recent visit by Trustees to Babati was an important part of their learning and development to support LTT succeed in all that we do.
Read MoreAbdi joined the LTT family. We have been so pleased to welcome him. Find out how he is getting on.
Read MoreTeachers house allow to rural children to have the same opportunities as urban children. We believe they are essential in providing a quality education for 100’s of Tanzanian kids.
Read MoreTelevised hand over of classrooms at Sawe
Read MoreTransforming lives through training is a wonderous thing and seeing young people grasp the nettle is reward enough
Read MoreLTT’s chicken programme supports women to gain further knowledge to help them turn their chicken raising into a profitable business.
Read MoreSteven was part of our Street Business school cohort from a rural community, Kiongozi.
Read MoreIn a region where an unpredictable climate, crop diseases and pernicious pests constantly threaten the profitability of yields, farming offers a precarious existence. The exploration of other income sources is imperative.
Read MoreLTT being recognised for their contribution
Read MoreCommunity and LTT are building 4 classrooms at Sawe Primary School to help get more young people to have a safe and inspiration space to learn
Read MoreWhen people learn the skills to run a business, it opens up a new world of opportunity. LTT’s Street Business School is a programme that provides those skills alongside mentoring which helps stabilize new businesses.
Read MoreIntroducing sustainable farming and new horticultural techniques to 120 farmers, we have continued to promote innovation and good practice, encouraging a departure from subsistence to enterprise-oriententated farming methods.
Read MoreAt LTT we know that children’s’ education is undermined by suboptimal WASH practices. Safe water, sanitation and good hygiene contribute to children’s’ health and development because they reduce the spread of diseases allowing children to miss fewer days at school and ultimately improve their productivity and learning abilities. LTT is improving toilets in Tanzania.
Read More“Since taking part in the Mikono Salama training I have begun educating my students about the importance of handwashing and I am supporting them to practice as well and we also see that they are now sharing that knowledge with their families, educating them on how to wash hands”
Read MoreInvesting in education brings about huge changes in academic performance and brighter futures for thousands of young people
Read MoreWhen the community comes together to set up a programme to ensure students get fed; when a community contributes building materials and labour; when a community works together to address the needs of their girls..... you know you have a community dedicated to the education of their children.
Read MoreIt was a privilege to be part of a public display of their success. There were certificates for teachers and students that had done particularly well and a general sense of achievement all brought about because of years of work and effort on the part of the community. We are so proud of what has been achieved.
Read MoreAfter 2 years of COVID the difficult decision was made that the time had come to return to Babati. Of course there were precautions (and many tests!) to be taken but once we got round a table and out to the schools it was exciting to be back. We’ll be sending you stories form the trip over the course of the next month or so.
Read MoreA leaking roof annoys the students below, but when the rafters have been attacked by termites, it frightens the students below. Fear and frustration are barriers to education so together with the community we replaced the roof. Students can now safely and comfortably learn.
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