Go abroad as a volunteer with confidence.

Volunteering and internships provide opportunities for high school and college students, as well as medical and nursing students, gap year travelers, backpackers, and seniors, to acquire experience, pursue career paths, and nurture skills.

We offer reliable and affordable international volunteer and internship

At Mama Dani organization, we offer reliable and affordable international volunteer and internship opportunities for individuals, groups, and non-profit organizations. We support and strengthen awareness in the local community for a self-determined way of life. At our locations in Iringa-Tanzania, we are anchored in the poorest family. One focus is on facilities for the education and training of children, young people and adults. We give orphans and families affected by poverty access to education, nutrition and medical care. Read more

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Volunteer

Intership

Our Projects

Our volunteer projects in Iringa are divided into street childrens and sports coaching project. However, our projects have an element of community volunteering so you can have a more intimate experience with the people and culture of the region.

Arts and dance

Street Childrens

Sports Coaching

Why Choose Us

We’re local

Our offices, staff, and projects are located in Iringa-Tanzania. We are on the ground with encouragement and support to ensure your success. 100% of your funds stay in Tanzania.

We’re relevant

We partner and work with other organizations worldwide, to help and develop real people and communities, on their terms. contact us for partinership

We’re Specialized

Our volunteers work locally at schools, in public health, on farms, and with women’s empowerment groups. All our programs are focused on the Iringa region.

Programs

Health & Medical

Women's Empowerment

Children care

Teaching

Animal care

Special needs

Health & Medical

Women's Empowerment

Children care

Teaching

Animal care

Special needs

Health & Medical

Women's Empowerment

Children care

Teaching

Are you having trouble finding what you’re searching for?

We can provide you with a personalized project based on your specific requirements, or help you identify the best solution available. Feel free to reach out to one of our specialists in Tanzania at.

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Our Popular Blog Posts

If you’re looking to volunteer abroad, our volunteer travel blog is the perfect place to get you started. We have a wealth of tips, advice and articles about how to find the right program for you.

Packing For A Volunteering Trip To Tanzania

The Personal Benefits Of Volunteering & Why They Matter

What To Expect When Volunteering In Iringa region

Heidi Kelvin

Australia

I couldn’t have asked for a better experience than the Volunteer program. The school was everything I had hoped for, and I truly felt like I was making a difference. Leaving a positive impact on my volunteer trip was a top priority for me, and this time, I achieved exactly that. The accommodations provided were comfortable, and the food was exceptional. we will definitely do it again. Excellent!

Carol Lillevang

Scotland

The program run by Mama Dani organization was flawless. Every member of their staff was professional and friendly. The school where we taught was well-organized, and the staff was always available to help us with any queries. We felt safe and well-supported throughout our time there, and the team made sure we had a fun and educational experience.  Overall, the experience was excellent.

Isabella Gavin

Scotland

Our family had an incredible Volunteer Trip with the Mama Dani organization. Every aspect was perfect, and it was clear that our guides and the entire Mama Dani team genuinely cared about us. They went above and beyond to make this trip truly unforgettable for both the kids and adults. It was an eye-opening and thrilling journey for our well-traveled children, who will cherish these memories for years to come.

Selina Jeremy

Netherland

My experience, a 4 week-long Volunteer trip to Tanzania, was superb. Apart from the awesome Volunteer Program, we saw not only the usual tourist sites but several that were certainly off the beaten track. The visits to the Ruaha National Park and the Mkwawa Museum, as well as several smaller ones, were fascinating. The only trouble is “I want to go back for more”! A wonderful trip.