ANDROSE DISABILITY ORGANIZATION TANZANIA (ADOT)
Disability Is Accesibility
We work towards dignifying holistically lives of the most vulnerable persons with disabilities
OUR VIRGIN
Donors & Collobarators
OUR SIX ADOT
Thematic Areas
Education
ADOT is determined to provide education to the communities on issues regarding disability challenges by promoting on equal engagement on sustainable economic project in the communities.
Health
We encourage communities and persons with disabilities on heath related issues especially HIV, sexual and reproductive heath for women and girls with disabilities.
Advocacy
We advocate on the disability right , dignity and values
Inclusion
ADOT is determined. to change the mindset of communities especially workers to abide to the employment acts that restrict on the 3% quoter system of inclusion for person disability at work place
Rights, Value & Dignity
We promotes on the establishment of non-discriminatory systems, structure and governance to ensure and high quality infrastructure in all social services like hospitals , schools ,government hospitals and religious buildings to accommodate persons with disabilities(PWDs).
Economic Empowerment
We promote equal opportunity and accessibilities on all aspects of economy for self reliance and economic empowerment including linking opportunities.
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Androse Disability Organization Tanzania (ADOT) was established to uplift the lives of the Most Vulnerable Persons with Disabilities (MVPWDs) in Tanzania and beyond. By addressing the challenges faced by people with disabilities, ADOT ensures they have a platform to be heard and advocates for their rights and inclusion.
INTRODUCTION
Empowering the lives of women, children and youth with disabilities in Tanzania, Africa & Beyond
Provide guidance and empowerment on self-esteemed projects, training, workshops and facilities to counselling, physiotherapy and sustainable income programs to raise the dignity and income for the most vulnerable persons with disabilities.
Iam very greatful to ADOT organization through SEMA project which founded by ForumCiv who have given me confidence through in issues of disability right and have acquired competence in entrepreneur skills and now i have small business to get at least to meal per day than before
Before the coming of ADOT and SEMA project I was scared and excluded as a mother of a child with disability. I had nobody to share my challenges and worries. SEMA has given me confidence by giving me the tools to fight towards disability rights for children with disability. I now own a small business at home and take care for my children especially one who has disability.
What Our Beneficiaries Say !!
Beneficiaries of our programs find profound empowerment and support through our initiatives aimed at women, children, and youth with disabilities in Tanzania, Africa, and beyond. They express immense gratitude for the opportunities provided, which have significantly transformed their lives. Many highlight how the education, mentorship, and resources they have received have been pivotal in their personal growth and self-confidence.
They celebrate the impact of our self-esteem projects, training sessions, workshops, and specialized facilities, including counseling and physiotherapy. These programs are seen as essential in improving their quality of life and providing sustainable income opportunities. Our beneficiaries proudly share how these efforts have elevated their dignity and empowered them to build better futures for themselves and their communities.
Recent Projects
Sema is first newest one and half year (2023-2024) project which is sponsored by ForumCiv through program SASA(Strenghening Agency for Social Accountability)
Is second funded (2024-2025) project by ABILIS Foundation to raise awareness on issues regarding sexual and reproductive health and right for women and girls with disabilities in Tanzania
Day of the African Child for 16 June 2023 and 2024 was celebrated by ADOT with children with disabilities from Chamazi, Msufini and Yangeyange primary schools