Author Archives: Cheza Foundation

At Msimbazi Mseto Primary School’s autism centre in Dar es Salaam, children and communities come together to build autism awareness and create inclusive opportunities for all learners. Through programmes that teach understanding of autism and promote acceptance, students gain confidence and support in school and beyond . Alongside this, activities such as blind football inspire visually impaired and sighted childrenContinue reading “Inclusion in Play and Learning “

At the Human Dream Center, children are learning blind football and taking part in autism awareness programs. Through sport and education, they build confidence, teamwork, and independence, showing that inclusion isn’t just an idea—it’s a practice that empowers every child to shine.

At Uhuru Mchanganyiko, we celebrated inclusion by gifting custom-made school bags to children with disabilities, including members of the cerebral palsy football team. Designed with their needs in mind, the bags symbolize dignity, readiness, and opportunity in education. Beyond the classroom, the cerebral palsy football team continues to inspire through resilience, teamwork, and determination—reminding usContinue reading ““Bags of Dignity, Dreams of Possibility””

Cheza Foundation celebrated the Day of the African Child at Mbweni JKT Zoo with a fun-filled, inclusive event focusing on the rights and well-being of children, especially those with disabilities. Activities included games, zoo tours, art, and educational talks on child rights and conservation. The event brought together children, parents, educators, and local leaders, promotingContinue reading “DAY OF AFRICAN CHILD”

The Cheza Foundation hosted a Blind Marathon at Uhuru Mchanganyiko Primary School in Dar es Salaam, bringing together visually impaired students to celebrate inclusion and athletic spirit. The event highlighted the resilience of the participants and promoted equal opportunities in sports.

Indoor Boccia Match – CHEZANASI x International School of TanganyikaToday, students from Uhuru Mchanganyiko School and the International School of Tanganyika came together for an exciting indoor Boccia match under the CHEZANASI Campaign. The friendly game was more than just competition—it was a celebration of inclusion, teamwork, and shared joy. It was inspiring to seeContinue reading “Indoor Boccia Match vs IST”

Boccia training is provided to students of Uhuru Mchanganyiko primary school, focusing on those with disabilities and cerebral palsy. This initiative enhances their physical abilities and promotes inclusivity and social interaction. The program allows children to enjoy sports, build confidence, and develop teamwork skills through tailored coaching and adapted equipment, fostering a supportive environment whereContinue reading “Boccia Training”

We organized and trained a blind football program specifically designed for students with visual impairment at Uhuru Mcnangayiko primary school, aiming to enhance their physical fitness, teamwork skills, and overall confidence while promoting inclusivity in sports.

Today marks the beginning of an inspiring journey as we hold the first training session under the CHEZANASI Campaign at Uhuru Mchanganyiko School. This session brings together educators, caregivers, and partners committed to creating an inclusive, safe, and playful learning environment for students with disabilities. Together, we are building skills, raising awareness, and laying theContinue reading “First Training Session CHEZA NASI campaign”

We are excited to announce the official launch of the CHEZANASI Campaign at Uhuru Mchanganyiko School in Dar es Salaam—a vibrant institution dedicated to students with disabilities. This initiative is aimed at promoting inclusive play, creativity, and self-expression for children of all abilities. Through interactive activities and accessible learning tools, CHEZANASI empowers every child toContinue reading “Launch of CHEZA NASI campaign”