Peace Corps Tanzania

Peace Corps Tanzania Peace Corps Volunteers have been working and living in Tanzania since 1961.

Since then, PCV have worked to address the specific needs of Tanzania in Secondary Education, Sustainable Agriculture and Community Health. About Peace Corps
The Peace Corps traces its roots and mission to 1960, when then Senator John F. Kennedy challenged students at the University of Michigan to serve their country in the cause of peace by living and working in developing countries. From that i

nspiration grew an agency of the federal government devoted to world peace and friendship. Since that time, more than 240,000 Americans of all ages have responded to Kennedy’s call to serve and have helped communities in 161 countries to work on issues ranging from AIDS education to information technology and environmental preservation. Today's Peace Corps is more vital than ever, working in emerging and essential areas such as information technology and business development, and contributing to the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief. Peace Corps Volunteers continue to support countless individuals who want to build a better life for themselves, their children, and their communities. General Information

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📢 CALLING ALL TANZANIA RPCVs! 🇹🇿🎺Your story is part of our legacy. ❤️As we celebrate 65 years of Peace Corps Tanzania, w...
12/08/2026

📢 CALLING ALL TANZANIA RPCVs! 🇹🇿🎺

Your story is part of our legacy. ❤️

As we celebrate 65 years of Peace Corps Tanzania, we’re collecting stories, reflections, photos, and archival memories from RPCVs who served across Tanzania over the decades.

📸 Did you serve in Tanzania? We’d love to hear from you!

📩 Send your photos and captions to [email protected]

⏰ Deadline: Extended to August 30, 2026

Help us preserve and celebrate the incredible legacy of Peace Corps Tanzania. 🙏🏾

If you haven’t submitted yet, this is your reminder!


Happy International Youth Day! Today we celebrate the energy, creativity, and leadership of young people across Tanzania...
12/08/2026

Happy International Youth Day!

Today we celebrate the energy, creativity, and leadership of young people across Tanzania and around the world.
At Peace Corps Tanzania, we are inspired every day by the youth who are shaping stronger communities, driving innovation, and building a more peaceful and connected future.

🌱 Youth are changemakers.
🌍 Youth are innovators.
🤝 Youth are leaders.

To all the young people we work with, your ideas matter, and your dreams matter. Thank you for being powerful partners in education, health, and sustainable agriculture.
Let’s continue empowering youth to reach their full potential.

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Heri ya Siku ya Kimataifa ya Vijana!

Leo tunawasherehekea vijana kwa nguvu zao, ubunifu wao, na uongozi wao hapa Tanzania na duniani kote.
Peace Corps Tanzania tunaendelea kuhamasishwa kila siku na vijana wanaojenga jamii imara, kuleta ubunifu, na kujenga mustakabali wa amani na mshikamano.

🌱 Vijana ni wabunifu wa mabadiliko.
🌍 Vijana ni wavumbuzi.
🤝 Vijana ni viongozi.

Kwa vijana wote tunaoshirikiana nao, mawazo yenu yana thamani na ndoto zenu zina thamani. Asanteni kwa kuwa washirika wetu katika elimu, afya, na kilimo endelevu.
Tuendelee kuwawezesha vijana kufikia uwezo wao kamili.

Goats Galore! Nutrition access for people living with HIV can be a challenge, especially because the medications used to...
10/08/2026

Goats Galore!

Nutrition access for people living with HIV can be a challenge, especially because the medications used to treat the virus make it more difficult to process nutrients in food as a side effect. Sustainable agriculture can be used as a tool to combat these kinds of challenges.

PCV Rachel recently implemented a grant to provide milking goats for people living with HIV in her community. Goat’s milk is high in protein, healthy fats and minerals and is a relatively low-cost venture compared to other protein sources such as meat or cow’s milk.

Additionally milking goats is a newly emerging industry in Southern Tanzania, with opportunities for secondary products such as yogurt, cheese, or soap that can be sold for extra income.

🍉 Happy Watermelon Day! 🍉Did you know? Watermelon is made up of 92% water, making it a refreshing way to stay hydrated. ...
03/08/2026

🍉 Happy Watermelon Day! 🍉

Did you know? Watermelon is made up of 92% water, making it a refreshing way to stay hydrated. It’s also packed with vitamins A and C and the antioxidant lycopene.

🍉 Swipe through to see moments from Volunteers' celebrations across Tanzania.

Your top questions, answered! Swipe to learn more. 🇹🇿 🇺🇸❔Have more questions? Send us a message anytime!
30/07/2026

Your top questions, answered! Swipe to learn more. 🇹🇿 🇺🇸❔

Have more questions? Send us a message anytime!

CALLING ALL TANZANIA RPCVs🎺📢Your story is part of our legacy.For 65 years, since Peace Corps started in Tanzania in 1961...
28/07/2026

CALLING ALL TANZANIA RPCVs🎺📢
Your story is part of our legacy.

For 65 years, since Peace Corps started in Tanzania in 1961, Volunteers and communities across Tanzania have built lasting partnerships, shared cultures, and created meaningful impact together.

Peace Corps Tanzania is launching a story and photo collection initiative to celebrate our 65th anniversary this coming September.
Therefore, we are looking for stories, reflections, photos, and archival materials from RPCVs who served in Tanzania across all decades, sectors, and regions.

We are also especially interested in hearing from RPCVs who are still connected with former counterparts or host community members who may be interested in sharing their stories.

Send your stories and photos to [email protected]

Please submit latest by August 14, 2026.

Thank you for helping preserve and honor the legacy of Peace Corps Tanzania🙏 🙏

It's Mango day 😂 🥭🥭 Did You Know? Tanzania is a Mango Powerhouse! 🥭 Tanzania has emerged as the 12th largest mango produ...
22/07/2026

It's Mango day 😂 🥭

🥭 Did You Know? Tanzania is a Mango Powerhouse! 🥭

Tanzania has emerged as the 12th largest mango producer globally, with an annual output of 700,000 metric tons and an annual growth rate of 6.7%. The sector is supported by more than 30 mango varieties including popular local favorites such as Dodo, Apple, Boribo, Viringe, and international varieties like Kent, Tommy Atkins, Keitt, and Alphonso

🥭 Now we want to hear from you!

How do you like to enjoy your mangoes?
😋 Fresh off the tree?
🥭 Sliced and chilled?
🥤 Blended into a refreshing juice or smoothie?
🥗 In a fruit salad?
🌶️ With a sprinkle of chili and salt?
🍨 Or another favorite way?

Tell us in the comments below! ⬇️

17/07/2026
This week PC Tanzania welcomed 2 wonderful PC Kenya staff who facilitated a joint PACA Workshop. This workshop provided ...
17/07/2026

This week PC Tanzania welcomed 2 wonderful PC Kenya staff who facilitated a joint PACA Workshop.

This workshop provided opportunity for both teams to share best practices on how to integrate Participatory Approach for Community Action (PACA) methodologies in training Peace Corps Volunteers.

THE COUNTDOWN TO TZ90 🇺🇸✈️🇹🇿Getting ready for your 2-year service? As you start packing, here are some tips from current...
08/07/2026

THE COUNTDOWN TO TZ90 🇺🇸✈️🇹🇿

Getting ready for your 2-year service? As you start packing, here are some tips from current Volunteers to help you feel more prepared and a lot less stressed.

Pre-departure Call #3 will have more information and time for questions, but here's a sneak peek to help you get started.

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