HUHESO Foundation works to prevent violence, protect rights, and promote dignity — especially for girls, children, people with disabilities, and other at-risk populations.
The Social Protection program addresses gender-based violence (GBV), child abuse, early and forced marriages, and neglect of people with disabilities. We engage communities through behavior change education, strengthen local protection systems, and support survivors with access to psychosocial and legal services.
Through partnerships with government social welfare departments, police gender desks, and peer educators, HUHESO promotes a culture of safety, respect, and inclusion.
Key Interventions
GBV Prevention & Awareness
Community outreach and campaigns against violence
Referral Support for Survivors
Linking GBV victims to health, legal, and psychosocial aid
Child Protection Systems
School and village-based child rights clubs
Disability Inclusion Programs
Advocating and planning with/for people with disabilities
Early Marriage Prevention
Community dialogue, school sensitization, and safe spaces
Social Behavior Change (SBCC)
Education to shift attitudes toward girls’ and women's rights
Reaching Communities. Protecting Rights.
Our Social Protection program has made measurable impact across Tanzania through grassroots advocacy, survivor support, and inclusive community systems.
106,982+
AGYW protected through DREAMS
In schools and villages
GBV/Child Rights Clubs Established
1,500+ GBV cases
Survivors supported with referrals
Across 8+ wards
Community awareness campaigns conducted
Across 5 districts
Local protection committees engaged
Active in program districts
Collaboration with police and social welfare



