Our Community Childcare Learning Hub is making a significant impact on families in Tanzania. As the first facility of its kind in the country, we are pioneering a transformative approach to childcare, especially for young children from low-income families. Every Saturday, parents and caregivers bring their children to the hub for practical learning experiences. Our hub serves not only as a place for education but also as a beacon of hope for the entire community. Through tailored classes, workshops, and essential resources, we empower parents, caregivers, and preschool teachers to better support their children's early development. The LEGO Foundation Echidna Giving Oak Foundation UNICEF UK Research and Innovation Global Parenting Initiative Theirworld Dovetail Impact Foundation World Health Organization World Childhood Foundation The African Early Childhood Network (AfECN)
Tanzania Early Childhood Education and Care (TECEC)
Non-profit Organizations
Ensuring every child, from conception to age 8, receives the finest early start in low income
About us
Tanzania Early Childhood Education and Care (TECEC) is for impact grassroot organization rooted to address developmental delays by equip parents, caregivers, and preschool teachers with the tools and knowledge to provide well-rounded childcare in their formative years in low-income families in Tanzania.
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https://tecec.or.tz
External link for Tanzania Early Childhood Education and Care (TECEC)
- Industry
- Non-profit Organizations
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Mwanza
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2021
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Malimbe Luchelele Mwanza
Mwanza, 307, TZ
Employees at Tanzania Early Childhood Education and Care (TECEC)
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Titus Pacho, PhD
Senior Lecturer of Philosophy of Education at Kisii University International Consultant of Community Service Learning, Global Citizenship Education…
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Tania Swift
Early Childhood Development and Education Specialist, EdTech Founder, Author, Consultant.
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Kiondo Jumanne
Teacher | Global School Advocate | FORMER TSP FELLOW | Former TFT Fellow | Entrepreneur
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Elizabeth Joseph
Director of Programs &Operations Tanzania Early Childhood Education and Care ( TECEC)||Women and Gender| Climate Change|Cheerleader of Social Causes
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Play is an essential vehicle for learning and growth in young children, serving as a foundation for their future social, emotional, and cognitive success. It is a vital part of childhood that should be encouraged and valued. ChangeX The LEGO Foundation Sesame Workshop The World Bank Theirworld Dovetail Impact Foundation
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🌟 Exciting Update! 🌟 Thanks to Theirworld Education Innovation Awards, We are scaling up to enhance nutrition by adding four essential micronutrients—Folic Acid, Vitamin B12, Zinc, and Iron—into maize flour, a staple in Tanzanian diets. This project will benefit over 10,000 children aged 6 to 60 months and pregnant women. ensuring every meal is packed with lifesaving nutrients. You know what children need to be developmentally on track every day? Nutrition, early learning, play, care, protection, and health. That’s why we’re implementing our Early Years Holistic Solution to support the developmental needs of young children from conception to age eight! #actforearlyyears
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Let them play.
Early Childhood specialist|Early Learning and playing material developer| Teacher| Learning through playing activist
Learning shapes 🔴🟩🔺️◼is crucial for children aged 2-5 for several reasons: 1. Cognitive Development: Recognizing shapes helps enhance problem-solving skills and critical thinking. Children learn to categorize and differentiate objects, which lays the foundation for more complex concepts. 2. Spatial Awareness: Understanding shapes aids in developing spatial awareness, which is essential for activities like reading, writing, and navigating the environment. 3. Fine Motor Skills: Many shape-related activities, such as drawing or building with blocks, promote fine motor development and hand-eye coordination. 4. Language Development: Learning shapes introduces new vocabulary and helps children express their thoughts and ideas more clearly. 5. Mathematical Foundations: Shapes are fundamental in early math concepts, helping children grasp concepts like symmetry, patterns, and measurement. 6. Creativity and Imagination: Engaging with shapes encourages creative thinking and can be integrated into art and play, fostering imagination. learning shapes is a building block for various skills that support overall development in young children. 😊let them play,let them learn
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Tanzania Early Childhood Education and Care (TECEC) is thrilled to announce the grand opening of The Childcare Learning Hub and Community Children Play Hub! As the first of its kind in Tanzania, this pioneering facility will significantly impact the childcare ecosystem by addressing developmental delays in young children from low-income families. We are working hard to scaleup our collaborative approach to equipping parents, caregivers, and preschool teachers with essential tools and knowledge to nurture well-rounded childcare throughout the country. We invite you in person to celebrate this historic milestone with us! 🗓️ Date: October 19, 2024 📍 Location: Luchelele Ward, Nyamagana, Mwanza Region ✉️ RSVP: info@tececec.or.tz Together, let’s build a brighter future for our children! With gratitude, The TECEC Team Theirworld Dovetail Impact Foundation Early Childhood Development Action Network (ECDAN) Global Schools Forum Echidna Giving The African Early Childhood Network (AfECN) Tanzania ECD Network The LEGO Foundation Issroff Family Foundation Luminos Fund
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This joyful interactions remind us that play is not merely a pastime but a vital catalyst for their development. By providing a safe and stimulating environment where children can unleash their imaginations, our playing hub becomes a sanctuary where play empowers them to explore the unknown, learn about themselves, and grow into well-rounded individuals.
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By promoting male involvement, we challenge traditional gender roles and encourage fathers to take an active role in raising their children. we are happy to see some of the trained male parents on childcare engaging with their children at home. Fathers' UpLift, Inc. Global Parenting Initiative
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Our Team is expanding to better support every child in Tanzania! We are thrilled to welcome Mercy Mutheu as our new Head of Development and Partnership. With her passion and expertise, we are poised to make an even greater impact in the lives of young children. Together, we can achieve amazing things! Welcome aboard, Mercy Mutheu
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Tanzania Early Childhood Education and Care (TECEC) reposted this
Will you join this group of leading experts in early childhood development, gender, business and education, and back the #Minifesto? The #ActForEarlyYears high-level advisory group is comprised of: 🌟 The African Early Childhood Network (AfECN) 🌟 Arab Network for Early Childhood ANECD 🌟 Asia-Pacific Regional Network for Early Childhood (ARNEC) 🌟 The Brookings Institution 🌟 Conrad N. Hilton Foundation 🌟 Dubai Cares 🌟 Early Childhood Development Action Network (ECDAN) 🌟 Early Opportunities 🌟 Fundação Maria Cecilia Souto Vidigal 🌟 Global Business Coalition for Education 🌟 ISSA - International Step by Step Association 🌟 The LEGO Foundation 🌟 Minderoo Foundation 🌟 Moving Minds Alliance 🌟 Roger Federer Foundation 🌟 Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN) Movement 🌟 Sesame Workshop 🌟 Theirworld 🌟 Thrive Coalition 🌟 UNESCO 🌟 UNICEF
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