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shamiri
-sustainable volunteering-
OUR VISION
Intercultural Learning Experience
Shamiri is in working partnership with the NGO Waridi La Matumaini (WLM). It is a sustainable volunteer organisation focusing on intercultural exchange and global learning. Shamiri aims to form open-minded, well-experienced and educated people with a commitment to support the diversity of human lifestyles and beliefs and take on global responsibility.
SHAMIRI is Kiswahili and it means to blossom and grow in a beautiful way. We chose this name as both, the Volunteers and the supported projects should 'shamiri' in the best way through our intercultural learning experience.
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Why work with Shamiri?
Sustainable projects
For your volunteering or internship, we cooperate with six projects in Mwanza in various fields of sustainable development.
Global learning
To offer global learning, we provide you with a preparation, arrival monthly inter-seminars and and a follow-up seminar.
Valuable accompaniment
We support you before your departure with any questions and issues and provide support throughout your stay through our mentor.
What former volunteers have to say...
I was internshipping as part of my MA studies on social policy with MUFT trough Shamiri in fall semester 2024. My time in MUFT has equipped me with a broad range of skills to use in my future career and work life as well as in my studies. I was very grateful how much I was trusted with in the NGO and I was welcomed with kindness and understandment troughout my internship by my collegues. This time gave me remarkable perspective on topics around cultural sensitivity, intercultural communication and international social justice. Also, lets be honest I had so much fun! (At work but also on freetime) Tanzania feels like a second home to me now with a lot of possibilities to do outside of work. I am also very grateful how Shamiris mentors Anna and Neema helped me out trough out my stay. If there is any questions I could help out with, im always happy to talk about Tanzania! ☀️Kindly,Aino from Finland 🤍
Hey everyone, I'm Anton and I was doing a year of volunteering in Mwanza, Tanzania. Together with Shamiri, my organisation, I was having a very good time in Tanzania. I was working in a primary school where I taught class one together with other Tanzanian teachers. Also I was giving Computer lessons and explained programs like Microsoft Word to people that can't afford to have computers or internet at home. Another task of mine was hosting the social media accounts of the school. I enjoyed the time at work and the time together with Shamiri and the other volunteers I was staying with to the fullest and would always do it again. Thank you for everything Shamiri🤍
Hi you, We are Chiara und Genevieve. For our studies we had the opportunity to complete our last internship abroad. So we spent de last 4 weeks in Mwanza Tanzania. In the Messa Englisch Primary School in Nyegezi we taught Science, Maths and Sports. We really enjoyed the work with the children. Through Anna and Shamiri we had a great organizer for our journey. We had a fantastic and unforgettable time here. We appreciate the collection of experiences we took and are thankful for new friendships we made during our stay. Thank you shamiri for taking care of us!
Hey, I'm Maya. Last year, I had the opportunity to volunteer in Mwanza with the help of Shamiri. As part of my work, I went to Buhongwa primary school, which is a public school with multiple classes for disabled children. The goal is to support these children and, if possible, integrate them in the regular school system.I had a very memorable year full of great experiences. My time in school was unforgettable, and I learned so much from the teachers and students. I will never forget the wonderful time I had outside of school together with the volunteers I stayed with and all the experiences we made together. Thank you, Shamiri, for all your support and for making this year possible for me!
