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Description of Organization Please include a summary of this organisation and the climate justice / just transition work it does	Divine Outreach Foundation is a compassionate nonprofit NGO with a profound commitment to uplifting marginalized individuals in Tanzania Mainland. Their mission is to empower and improve the lives of orphans, people living with HIV/AIDS, prisoners, the disabled, women and the underserved. Additionally, they are dedicated to raising environmental conservation awareness and fostering socio-economic education across various regions of Tanzania Mainland. Key Programs of Work: 1. Supporting Vulnerable Individuals: Divine Outreach Foundation runs programs that provide critical support to marginalized groups such as orphans, people living with HIV/AIDS, prisoners, the disabled, and women. This includes access to healthcare, educational opportunities, and vocational training to enhance their quality of life. 2. Environmental Conservation Awareness: The organization actively engages in raising awareness about environmental conservation in Tanzania. They organize campaigns, workshops, and educational initiatives to promote sustainable practices and protect the natural resources of the region. 3. Donation Campaigns: Divine Outreach Foundation conducts various donation campaigns to gather essential supplies, clothing, food for those in need but also Blood Donation campaigns. These campaigns are often community-driven, involving volunteers and local support. 4. Socio-Economic Education: Recognizing the importance of education and economic empowerment, the NGO provides socio-economic education programs. These programs equip individuals and communities with the knowledge and skills needed to improve their socio-economic conditions. 5. Community Outreach: The organization's commitment extends to different regions of Tanzania Mainland. They engage in community outreach programs, ensuring that their impact reaches a wide geographic area and benefits diverse communities. 6. Advocacy for Marginalized Groups: Divine Outreach Foundation advocates for the rights and well-being of marginalized groups at both local and national levels. They work to address systemic issues and promote inclusivity. 7. Collaborations and Partnerships: To maximize their reach and effectiveness, the organization actively collaborates with other nonprofits, government agencies, and international organizations. These partnerships enhance their ability to create lasting change.

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