OUR SCHOOLS

The Salvation Army in Tanzania operates two schools.
Our goal is to provide centres of excellence in learning, critical thinking and Christian formation so that students will reach their potential in whatever field they pursue.

Matumaini - Primary

 SALVATION ARMY MATUMAINI PRIMARY SCHOOL

Matumaini is a primary boarding school for disabled and albino children.  Operating for over 20 years, Matumaini is the largest school of its kind in the country.  Nearly 200 children are attending the school from communities around the Tanzania.
Located at the Salvation Army property in Temeke, Matuamaini maintains the highest educational standards as set by the Ministry of Education.  But in addition to education, we provide physical therapy and we operate a workshop for the manufacturing and repair of walking appliances and chairs.
Children are a gift from the Lord, and we are proud to be the guardians of these precious children, and our pray for all of them is that they would reach their potential as contributors to society in Tanzania
For more information, please contact our offices at +255 (0) 222 850 468.

Matumaini is a primary boarding school for disabled and albino children.
Located at the Salvation Army property in Temeke, Matuamaini maintains the highest educational standards as set by the Ministry of Education.  But in addition to education, we provide physical therapy and we operate a workshop for the manufacturing and repair of walking appliances and chairs.
For more information, please contact our offices at +255 (0) 222 850 468.

 

Itundu - Secondary

Located on 400 acres of rolling grasslands in the highlands of Ilemo, Itundu Secondary offers excellent education in a scenic and safe environment.  We provdie boarding facilities for those from outside the immediate area, and some of the highest standards of teaching in the District.

ITUNDU SECONDARY

   Itundu is our secondary school located in the beautiful hills of Ilembo.  Situated on 400 acres of rolling grasslands, the school provides excellent education for young people from local communities and boarding facilities for those attending from outside the area. This year nearly 300 children attend our school. 

The Itundu school is ranked very highly in the district.  The committed teachers and administration strive to offer the best education possible.  As a private school, the students are encouraged to attend our nearby church; participate in afterschool activities and take 
advantage of the pastoral care from the matron and officers thatwork at the school.
This year new initiatives will begin.  In partnership with agricultural and forestry organisations, Itundu will begin practical training in farming and forestry.