At HACOCA, we are excited to announce a significant milestone in our journey to serve and empower communities: the refinement of our brand. This transformation reflects not only a fresh visual identity but also our ongoing commitment to creating meaningful…
Dear Friends and Community Members, We are thrilled to announce the launch of our refreshed and new HACOCA website! You can now visit us at hacoca.or.tz to explore a more accessible, informative, and engaging experience. The new HACOCA website marks…
Nine years ago, in Kipera Village, a young orphan named Fika Athumani faced an uncertain and heartbreaking future. Expelled from school due to unpaid fees, Fika watched helplessly as her dreams of education slipped away. Without parents to support her,…
Mrs. Aziza Mataula, a 58-year-old grandmother living in Kauzeni ward, faced significant challenges in providing for her vulnerable family. With her husband, aged 73, unable to contribute to the household, the burden of caring for the family, including her two…
Some years ago, in Tungi Ward, an area where many vulnerable children lived with little protection and support, the Upendo Children Club was created to help these children build better lives. Many of the youth, identified as orphans and most…
Mrs. Mohameid Ally, a resilient farmer from Madizini village in Mtibwa ward, has experienced a remarkable transformation in her family's livelihood thanks to the skills and knowledge acquired through the TAPP project. Alongside her husband and children, Mrs. Mohameid established…
Zena Omary Abdalla, a 38-year-old mother from Kauzeni Ward in Morogoro Municipal Council, has faced immense hardship since the passing of her husband, Hashimu Omary, three years ago. Left to care for her two children, Ally Hashimu (9) and Zainabu…
Between 2012 and 2015, HACOCA embarked on a transformative journey to improve the lives of vulnerable communities in the Morogoro Region. With support from the Tanzania Agriculture Productivity Program (TAPP), HACOCA led an agricultural training initiative aimed at addressing food…
Justine Kikoti (11) and Eunice Kikoti (10) come from Chamwino Ward, one of the most populated and well-known areas in Morogoro Municipal. Despite its prominence, Chamwino is known for drug use and significant cases of sexual and child abuse. It…
