Tanzania Health Summit
"We are a non-profit health organization"
Improving the access of healthcare to the underprivileged and vulnerable population through public knowledge empowerment and policy influence.
About Us
Tanzania Health Summit is a non-profit health organization which was founded in May 2014. The aim was to promote healthcare to the underprivileged and vulnerable (70% of the population) who cannot easily access health services in the country. We focus on facilitating health information dissemination to the public taking into account that only 32.9% of the population has adequate literacy level in the country, mostly living in resource poor setting. In addition, we want to support youth (which comprise 32% of the population) to help build a more sustainable future and prevent them from high-risk behaviors and practices.
What we do?
THS improves the lives of Tanzanians by advocating on better health practices and implementing projects related to healthcare
Tanzania Health Summit is the largest annual healthcare platform in Tanzania with over 1,000 physical attendees
THS 2024 Medical and Health EXPO is a national and international B2B and consumer trade fair with more than 100 exhibitors expected to present, meet new customers, find distributors, selling their products and services to more than 5,000 visitors
The Health Care Worker of the Year Award recognizes and honors an unsung hero who has gone above and beyond to help our community and patients health
The CHIA Healthcare Innovation Award Program (CHIA) is a new program introduced in 2020 to catalyze creative, scalable, and impactful initiatives to improve the health and well-being of Tanzanians
Youth Capacity Building (YOCAB) is the THS initiative designed to prepare youth for practical learning on Leadership, Communication Skills, and Career Path Development
The Community Health Workers (CHW) form the front-line health workers for millions of Tanzanians. They are indispensable for effective, strong public and primary healthcare systems
A partnership between Results for Development that implements USAID’s flagship private sector health project FHM Engage and THS; aiming to enhance financial literacy among healthcare workers
The Tanzanian healthcare sector faces financial challenges, including low government spending and limited insurance coverage. This hinders access to essential services and stifles business growth.