Get Involved

Donate

Even the smallest gift can make a life-changing difference in the communities we serve. Here's how every dollar you give helps us save lives, protect dignity, and promote health among the Maasai people of Northern Tanzania:

Your Gift What It Provides

$5 A reusable menstrual hygiene kit for one schoolgirl, helping her stay in class with dignity.

$10 A full clean birth kit for a Traditional Birth Attendant, reducing infection risks during delivery.

$75 HIV testing, counseling, and education for 5 people in a remote village.

$100 Transportation and services for a mobile clinic to reach one underserved community.

$150 Training for a community health volunteer or youth educator to support SRHR and HIV awareness.

$350 Full equipment and monthly support for a trained Traditional Birth Attendant in a rural ward.

$500 A month of mobile outreach operations serving hundreds with vaccinations, maternal care, and SRHR services.

$1,000 Supports a full community health outreach event, including mobile testing, education, and cultural engagement.

Fundraising

Do you believe in health equity? Help us spread the message by fundraising in your community or network.

You can:

Host a fundraiser at your school, workplace, or church
Celebrate your birthday by asking friends to give to AYMO
Organize a walk, market day, or cultural event
Launch an online crowdfunding campaign

Volunteer

Volunteer with Us

Are you passionate about community health, cultural empowerment, or grassroots development? At Afya Yako Muhimu Organization (AYMO), we welcome local and international volunteers throughout the year to join us in creating lasting health impact across Maasai communities in northern Tanzania.

Check out the Q&A below to learn more about volunteering with us.

Q&A

Q: What volunteer positions do you have open?
A: We offer ongoing opportunities in various areas, including:

Community health outreach
HIV and SRHR education
Maternal and child health
Research and data collection
Media, storytelling, and digital communication
Fundraising and project development

Tell us about your skills and interests—we’ll match you with the right project!

Q: For how long would I volunteer?
A: Volunteer placements are flexible. We recommend a minimum of one month, but many volunteers stay for 3–12 months. Short-term or project-based volunteering (e.g., events, school campaigns) may also be available.

Q: Do I need any particular qualifications?
A: It depends on the role:

Health volunteers (nurses, doctors, midwives) must have professional training.
Students and non-clinical volunteers are also welcome, especially in education, media, IT, public health, or youth engagement.
All volunteers must demonstrate cultural sensitivity, humility, and a strong work ethic.

Q: Where will I be working?
A: Volunteers are based in our head office in Monduli, with regular field activities in Simanjiro, Longido, and other surrounding communities.

Q: Is there any compensation?
A: Volunteer positions are unpaid.

Q: Where will I stay?
A: AYMO assists volunteers in finding safe and affordable accommodation near project areas. In some cases, shared volunteer housing may be available.

Q: How do I apply to volunteer?
A: We are currently accepting volunteer applications!
📧 Send your CV and a brief statement of interest to: afyayakomuhimu@gmail.com
Include your availability, area of interest, and any relevant experience.

We’ll be in touch to schedule a short virtual interview.