Muntada Aid

Tanzania Deployment

August 2027

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Eligibility

Key information

Minimum Age
18 Years
Right to Travel
British and European Nationals
Deployment Length
10 days including travel
Pre-deployment training
3 online sessions
Vaccinations
Yellow fever is mandatoryPlease check the list
Passport
Valid UK or European passport

Costs and Financials

Registration Fee
£500
Fundraising Target
£5000
Flights
Included
Accommodation
Included
Visa Costs
To be acquired (Visa on arrival)
Insurance
To be purchased
The Muntada Aid Tanzania Deployment 2026 team

Why Join Us in Tanzania?About Tanzania

Tanzania is East Africa's largest country, with the islands of Zanzibar, Pemba, and Mafia. It is home to Mount Kilimanjaro and borders Lake Victoria, Lake Tanganyika, and Lake Nyasa.

Tanzania has about 120 African tribal groups. About 90 per cent of the population lives in rural areas and relies on what they can grow.

Most of the land was once savanna and bush, but now it is a semi-desert home to some of Africa's best-known mammal species, including zebra, giraffe, elephant, rhino, and leopard.

A surgeon performing a free cataract operation in Tanzania

Muntada Aid in Tanzania

Muntada Aid runs seasonal and health projects in Tanzania, including a food programme, health services like free cataract operations, education programmes, and free heart operations through our flagship Little Hearts programme for children with various heart conditions.

The Little Hearts surgical team in the cardiac theatre in Tanzania

Little Hearts Tanzania

Muntada Aid’s Little Hearts programme has been providing free heart operations to children in Tanzania for the past 10 years. We have performed 510 missions through 8 missions. Our Little Hearts team was the first to perform children’s heart operations in the country, paving the way for the government to build the necessary infrastructure and develop capacity. The government-run Jakaya Kilwete Cardiac Institute now provides a series of operations to children and continues to develop capacity by working with our team and other international teams.

The deployment team playing football with children on the beach

What Will You Deliver During the Deployment?

  • Little Hearts - Free Children’s Heart Operations

    You will observe the ongoing Little Hearts mission during your deployment and meet the families, children, and international team doctors, as your deployment coincides with the Little Hearts mission.

  • Free Cataract Surgeries

    You will also visit remote health centres where we will perform free cataract surgeries. Meet the teams and see firsthand how such missions transform lives.

  • Food Programme - Free Family Food Packs

    You will also help deliver vital family food packs to vulnerable communities.

  • Meet and Play Football With Children Residing at Our Partner Centre

    Each year, we organise a customary football match where children boarding at one of our partner centres join the team. The match is held on Zanzibar Island, where the centre is based, and is one of the trip’s highlights.

The deployment team with children on the beach at sunset

What to Expect During the Deployment

In addition to participating in the various humanitarian programmes, our local team organises a one-day safari to see some of the famous five animals of the savanna, and a trip to Zanzibar to explore the historic spice markets and towns.

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