We strive to bridge the gap in medical services, ensuring all Tanzanians — regardless of location — receive quality care.
We are driven by empathy and respect for every patient’s dignity, especially those needing second opinions or specialized care.
We believe in working hand-in-hand with the government, private sector, and international partners to amplify impact.
We aim to establish lasting improvements in Tanzania’s health infrastructure that benefit future generations.
We promote the use of advanced medical knowledge and super-specialist services to raise the standards of healthcare.
We actively participate in national health dialogues, bringing together stakeholders to influence policy and practice.
We operate with openness, ensuring trust with beneficiaries, partners, and donors.
We are committed to empowering local health professionals through training, mentorship, and educational opportunities.
The Tanlink Health Care Foundation is a non-governmental organization based in Tanzania, registered under the number ooNGO/R/8192. It was established with the mission of fostering a community in Tanzania where every individual has equitable access to quality healthcare services.
Tanlink Health Care Foundation is a non-governmental organization registered in Tanzania. Our mission is to ensure equitable access to healthcare by deploying mobile clinics, organizing specialist medical camps, promoting health education, and building the capacity of healthcare workers.
We work closely with government bodies, local hospitals, and international partners to maximize our impact and reach the most vulnerable populations with the services they need most.
Organizing super-specialist medical and surgical outreach camps across the country.
Initiating a fundraising campaign to develop and equip modern medical facilities.
Supporting training and specialization of Tanzanian health professionals.
Conduct awareness campaigns on disease prevention, hygiene, nutrition, and mental health.
Hosting the Tanzania International Medical Tourism Expo to showcase national healthcare progress.
Deploying mobile units to serve remote and underserved areas with essential health services.
Provide scholarships for students pursuing medical and healthcare-related studies.
Coordinate donations of medical supplies and equipment to under-resourced hospitals and clinics.
Promote mental health awareness and offer support services like counseling and therapy.
Participate in disaster relief and public health emergencies by providing medical assistance and supplies.
Facilitate collaborations between government, private health providers, and donors for systemic improvements.
Support or conduct research on local health challenges to inform policy and improve service delivery.
Organize workshops for local medical staff on emerging technologies, diseases, and treatments.