Find and verify water
Hydro-geological surveys and sweet-water testing help distinguish viable groundwater from saline sources before construction advances.
Water systems, safe homes, food support, seasonal Qurban and community learning infrastructure—delivered with local participation and documented partner coordination.
Real photographs from our community archive accompany these program areas. Captions identify the activity shown.




Zaimo Foundation supports water infrastructure from the first geological assessment to the moment safe water reaches a village tap or school drinking station.
The Foundation's WASH work includes hydro-geological surveys, deep borehole drilling, sweet-water aquifer identification, pumping, storage, distribution and sanitation renovation.
View WASH projectsHydro-geological surveys and sweet-water testing help distinguish viable groundwater from saline sources before construction advances.
Deep drilling, mechanical casing, solar or electric pumps, pump housing, elevated tanks and concrete aprons create usable infrastructure.
Communal tap stands, school piping and student drinking stations bring water to the places where people live and learn.
Water committee support and community handover help clarify maintenance responsibilities after commissioning.
With MAA International and community partners, Zaimo Foundation builds improved brick-and-mortar homes for families and teachers in rural Tanga and Pemba.
Reference SHL-PO-2025-ZMF-TZA-TZA-001. Developed in strategic partnership with MAA International, this flagship initiative provides permanent, dignified brick-and-mortar homes for vulnerable families across rural Tanga. In 2025, Zaimo Foundation is also managing the finishing phase in the construction of a residential house for a Madrasa teacher in Tibirinzi, Chake Chake, Pemba, Tanzania.
Transforming a fragile mud shelter into a safe brick-and-mortar family home.
Inside technical inspection of newly finished rural brick homes.
On-site architectural walkthrough of Phase 1 modern brick houses in Mkinga.
Finishing Phase in Construction of Residential House of Madrasa Teacher in Tibirinzi, Chake Chake, Pemba, Tanzania—complete with masonry blockwork, roofing sheets, and wooden doors.
13 houses had reached structural completion with roofs, windows and doors; 2 had entered final plastering and painting; 1 initial house had been fully completed and handed over.
These are reported workflow indicators. Construction stages may overlap, so the figures are not added into a new total.
Land verification and beneficiary contract signing.
Concrete slab and structural ground works.
Brick masonry and supporting column pillars.
Timber trusses, iron roofing, doors and frames.
Plastering, painting, floor rendering and cleanup.
Geotagged photography, beneficiary sign-off and PowerApps documentation.
Programs are organized around practical household staples and prepared meals, with the delivery window and intended recipients documented for each campaign.
View relief projectsContract FOD-PO-2025-ZMF-TZA-TZA-002 with MAA International. Distributed 2,000 customized, high-nutrition food packs (5kg Rice, 5kg Sugar, 3L Oil, 6kg Beans, 5kg Maize Flour, 5kg Wheat Flour) to 10,000 individuals across North/South Matemwe, Jugakuu, and Kigomani, verified using PowerApps digital tracking.
Organized distribution of essential food supplies, specifically Safi brand products, directly to individuals and vulnerable households within the community.
Project ZF-2025-007. Essential household dry-food packages distributed directly to widows, orphans, and vulnerable families across rural Tanga wards.
Prepared daily hot meals for low-income households, orphans, and elderly people across urban Tanga City, commended by Mnyanjani Local Government.
Distributed 200 food hampers across Ubembe (35 hampers / 175 beneficiaries), Mamboleo-Nkumba (55 hampers / 275 beneficiaries) in Muheza, and Kwa-stemba (110 hampers / 550 beneficiaries) in Kilindi.
Field documentation of hundreds of Sadaqah food hampers delivered to rural families.
Packaging, transport, and direct handover of Ramadan food parcels in rural Tanga.
Serving community Iftaar meals and food charity during the holy month of Ramadan.
Planned beneficiaries in the 2025 MAA campaign.
Target families in rural Tanga.
Documented categories in the planned food packs.
Documented 2025 delivery window.
The documented Qurban workflow covers livestock procurement, inspection, halal processing and fresh-meat distribution across coastal and inland locations.
View Qurban projectsReference QRB-PO-2026-ZMF-TZA-TZA-001 with MAA International. Comprehensive operations executed at Tanga Abattoir over three days: Day 1 Halal processing and veterinary inspection, Day 2 precision weighing and hygienic packing, and Day 3 multi-ward cold-chain delivery reaching thousands of families.
The Zaimo Foundation organized a Qurbani program in 2025 in Tanga, Tanzania, for the 1446H season, alongside multi-regional livestock sourcing and distribution across Mkinga, Korogwe, Lushoto, Pangani, Pemba, Kigoma, and Rufiji.
Community members and elders gather during Zaimo Foundation seasonal relief operations.
Elder testimony on the impact of Zaimo Foundation’s rural distributions in Tanga.
Facility renovation and civil construction help restore functional learning environments and support access to education in rural communities.
View education projectsStrategic partnership with Al-Imdaad Foundation. End-to-end structural renovation in Tibirizi, Chake Chake, Pemba Island: roof replacement, interior and exterior wall tiling, floor finishes, electrical ceiling fans, and upgraded sanitation serving 100+ students.
Handed over August 19, 2026. Construction of ventilated, modern school toilet facilities, handwashing stations, and hygienic drainage for students and teachers in Mkinga District.
Distributed 168 complete uniforms to orphan and vulnerable students (Jitegemee, Kwa-kivesa, Mtimbwani Primary Schools) and funded full tuition for vocational and secondary scholars.
Students, teachers, and ward officials celebrating the formal commissioning of the new school sanitation facility.
Bringing essential medical diagnostics, ophthalmology, clinical exams, individual patient treatment sponsorship, and free prescription medicine directly to underserved families.
In partnership with international medical donors including MAA International Australia and clinical partners such as Al Hayat Polyclinic, Zaimo Foundation delivers both high-volume mobile medical camps and life-changing individual medical interventions.
View healthcare projectsFor 13-year-old Mwanahamisi and her family, accessing healthcare had become a difficult journey while living with rheumatic heart disease. Financial challenges made obtaining the care she needed increasingly difficult. After seeking assistance, Mwanahamisi received support from Zaimo Foundation, which helped cover the cost of her medical care at Al Hayat Polyclinic—easing the family’s financial burden and enabling medical management for her condition.
Contract HLT-PO-2025-ZMF-TZA-TZA-001. A 10-person medical team delivered comprehensive healthcare to 3,000 community members across Matemwe North & South, Kigomani, Juga Kuu, Kijini, Kandwi, and Mbuyu Tende in Zanzibar.
Services provided on-site included laboratory testing (malaria, diabetes, anaemia, H. pylori, HIV), vision screening for cataracts and glaucoma, dermatological care, gynaecological consultations, and free dispensing of essential medicines.
Direct documentation of Mwanahamisi’s cardiac condition and Zaimo Foundation’s medical care support at Al Hayat Polyclinic.
Mwanahamisi’s father shares their family’s story and how compassionate assistance opened the door to her healthcare.