2019Year founded
2023Official NGO registration
4Core programme areas
3Pillars of the IPAM model
What We Do
Programs connecting well-being, opportunity and rights.
Every programme area connects communities, partners and service systems for sustainable impact.
01
Mental Health & Psychosocial Support
Awareness, psychosocial support, referrals and community advocacy that make mental health a shared priority.
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02
Economic Empowerment & Livelihood Development
Vocational training, apprenticeships, entrepreneurship and community savings groups that build self-reliance.
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03
Education & Social Reintegration
School re-entry, family engagement, life skills and community capacity building for vulnerable children and young people.
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04
Gender Mainstreaming & Social Inclusion
Safe spaces, girls’ leadership, GESI training and protection from gender-based violence.
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Inform. Provide. Advocate.
A holistic, people-centred approach
About SKWT
A balanced society begins by seeing every person.
SKWT was founded in 2019 and registered as an NGO in March 2023. We champion the rights and well-being of street-connected children, vulnerable orphans, adolescent girls and adults facing mental health challenges.
- Context-sensitive psychosocial support.
- Economic empowerment that builds long-term self-reliance.
- Advocacy for rights, gender equality and social inclusion.
IPAMOur signature model
InformKnowledge, forums and media.
ProvideSupport, skills and referrals.
AdvocateVoice, rights and systems change.
Our Method
From awareness to support, and from support to lasting change.
IPAM places communities at the centre and connects information, services and advocacy in one cycle of impact.
01
Inform
We challenge myths through workshops, radio and community forums.
02
Provide
We provide psychosocial support, training, capacity building and referrals.
03
Advocate
We amplify vulnerable voices to influence policy, resources and services.
News & Updates
Latest from SKWT.
Read updates on outreach, programmes, partnerships and community impact.
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We Need It, but We Are Unable to Realize Significant Profits
We Need It, but We Are Unable to Realize Significant Profits
Despite the growing need and demand for our products and services, achieving significant profits remains a challenge. This situation highlights the need for improved strategies, efficiency, and sustainable business solutions.
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SKWT Mental Health Doctor Provides Education on the Psychological Impact of Chro
SKWT Mental Health Doctor Provides Education on the Psychological Impact of Chronic Illnesses to Youth in Kibondo District
Dr. Baranuba, a mental health professional from SKWT, has provided mental health education to young people in Kibondo District, Kigoma, highlighting how chronic illnesses can contribute to stress and psychological challenges when individuals do not receive adequate psychological, family, or community support.
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Mental Health
SKWT strengthens mental health awareness through radio sessions
Radio sessions and community conversations continue to break silence, reduce stigma and connect people with appropriate support.
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Community Outreach
Community outreach connects young people, families and local leaders
Open community forums place vulnerable voices at the centre of decisions and build a shared support environment.
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Our Team
Leadership grounded in dignity, expertise and purpose.
Our team combines strategic leadership, psychological expertise and community understanding to advance SKWT’s mission.
Catheline Lukasi Dr. Mayrose Majinge
Provides strategic leadership and guides SKWT’s growth by connecting community priorities with sustainable programmes.
William Sylvester Nkuhi
Strengthens board leadership and brings psychological insight to decisions concerning protection and participant well-being.
Partnerships
Lasting impact takes collective effort.
Local Government
Health Facilities
Education Institutions
Community Organisations
Donors & Partners