TASPO works with students, teachers and schools across Tanzania to create classrooms that are healthier, better equipped and built around students who plan and take charge of their own learning.
Shilekirwamuu Israel MwashaFounder
Birger FredrikssonChairperson
Kristian MuroSecretary General
Magreth MwambeHuman Resources Director
Vicky Alice NtetemaAdvisor, SMOTA Member
Zainab Ham AbdulCoordinator for People with Albinism
Godlove Abson MgongolwaDirector of Finance
Eliashishi Israel MwashaEducation Field Officer
Cauthane Lucyia ShamsiDirector
Hanne KjærWebsite Design & European Logistics Coordinator
Michael MazikuDirector of Whiteboard Logistics & Maintenance
Dr. Calvin Mbora MwashaDirector of Students' Health & Health Projects
Upendo Peter NdowoHead of Social Economic ClubWe focus on a small number of things and do them properly. Everything we do is aimed at helping students learn well and teachers teach well.
Through Whiteboards for All, we're replacing dusty blackboards and chalk slates with clean, durable whiteboards.
Whiteboards for All →The TASPO Taskbook helps students set goals, plan their week and follow their own progress, building habits that last.
The TASPO Taskbook →Academic and socio-economic clubs give students space to explore, lead and build skills outside ordinary lessons.
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In many Tanzanian classrooms, teachers still write on blackboards with chalk, and pupils work on small chalk slates at their desks. That means chalk dust in the air that students and teachers breathe all day, every day.
Whiteboards for All replaces blackboards and slates with clean, long-lasting whiteboards and markers, so the classroom is a healthier place to spend the day.
Albinism is a genetic condition, nothing more. Yet in Tanzania, superstition and misunderstanding have turned a difference in pigmentation into a source of fear, exclusion and danger for many families.
We believe the strongest tool against that fear is knowledge, shared where beliefs are formed: in classrooms and communities.
Our partners and donors around the world help equip schools in Tanzania. We handle the practical side so that every donation arrives safely and gets used.
Donors, companies and organisations around the world support us with funding or with equipment we actually need.
We source equipment worldwide, pack it carefully and organise shipping to Tanzania.
We handle the paperwork and customs clearance, then deliver directly to the schools we work with.
Equipment goes into daily use, and we follow up with schools to make sure it's making a difference.
For a child with albinism in Tanzania, sunshine is something to guard against every day. What that means for their skin, their eyesight and their school day, and how 90,000 TZS can protect a child.
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How a simple swap from chalk to whiteboards gives pupils cleaner air and clearer lessons — and how your donation makes it happen.
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Chalk has been part of classroom life for generations. Here's why we think it's time for a cleaner, healthier alternative, and what the switch really involves.
Read article →Whether you give, partner, donate equipment or simply share our story, you help Tanzanian students learn in better conditions.
