Projects

At Achieving Dreams Organization(ADO), we believe that education is a fundamental right, a powerful tool for breaking cycles of poverty, increasing literacy, and empowering women to lead healthier, independent lives. Despite its importance, education remains out of reach for many Maasai girls, with only 40/% enrolled in school and a mere 15% progressing to secondary education.
ADO, We Fight These Barriers By:
Providing Access to Education supporting young girls and boys in rural communities to achieve their dreams.
Advocating For Gender Equality Creating awareness on the importance of educating women.
Educated youth become leaders, entrepreneurs, and advocates for change by ensuring more Maasai, boys, and girls receive education, we contribute to a stronger, more equitable future where boys and girls from rural areas are no longer left behind.
Together, we can break these barriers and give every Maasai girl and boy in rural areas the chance to succeed.
SCHOOL BUILDS: We believe that a quality physical space is critical to fostering learning, so we build classrooms in partnership with public school systems and communities in rural areas to ensure that all students have access to a safe and healthy place to learn.
TEACHER SUPPORT: Teacher are the key to students success.We stand behind the belief that students will perform better if classrooms are led by enthusiastic, inspired, and well-trained teachers.
To ensure students are receiving a high-quality education, we provide public primary school teachers with training and innovative resources, enhancing the delivery of the national curriculum and empowering them to lead dynamic and effective lessons.
A critical component of a successful educational experience is the facilitation of learning in a welcoming and encouraging environment.
ADO integrates social and Emotional learning into the core of our Teacher support program, as our ethos is centered around encouraging learning environments where primary students can thrive and be set up with skills to succeed.

Access to healthcare is essential for a happy and fulfilling life, yet Maasai communities live in remote areas with little to no health services. The lack of doctors, nurses, and proper healthcare facilities means that 90% of women have limited knowledge about their health, while young girls receive little to no education on essential health topics.
OUR HEALTH INITIATIVES
In our organization, we work closely with young girls in local schools and women in the community to provide
Health Education: Teaching women about personal hygiene, maternity care, and family planning.
Menstrual Health Support: Supplying menstrual products and ensuring girls can attend school with confidence.
Self-confidence &independence: Helping women make informed decisions about their health and future.
Our Programs: Support widows, single mothers, and women facing challenges at home, ensuring they have the knowledge and resources needed to care for themselves and their families. Through education and advocacy, we work toward a healthier and more empowered future for Maasai women and girls.

PLANTING TREES, GROWING FUTURES At ADO, we believe that when communities plant trees, they can help to reduce the impacts of climate change in their local areas and around the world. Our project works with youths, school-going children, and the community. Members to establish community tree nurseries, plant trees, and implement environmental education programs.
WHY THIS PROJECT MATTERS
Combating soil erosion: Helps protect farmland and community spaces.
Environmental Awareness: Educates women and children on sustainability.
Land Conservation and soil Health: Restore nutrients, expanding land usability.
Economic Opportunity: Mature trees provide fruit for sale, food security, and natural medicine.
By empowering communities with tree-planting knowledge, we not only protect the environment but also enhance their self-sufficiency and strengthen the community's resilience.

Human-wildlife conflict remains one of the biggest conservation challenges in Tanzania. To reduce conflicts, we partner with communities to implement cost-sharing, environmentally friendly corrals that keep livestock safe, raise awareness, and train the communities on the very basic approaches to dealing with HWC.

We believe in the power of sports to inspire teamwork, discipline, and confidence. Through this project, we provide access to sporting activities, equipment, and community events that help young people stay active, develop life skills, and build positive futures.

Maasai women carry immense responsibility in their communities, yet cultural traditions often limit their access to essential resources such as education, healthcare, and economic opportunities. Many women attempt to start small businesses but lack the support and training needed to succeed. Through Achieving Dreams Organization (ADO), we empower them to build sustainable livelihoods, access health services, and provide for their families_ultimately working to eradicate poverty and promote gender equality.
WOMEN EMPOWERMENT PROJECT
Education
Equipping women with the skills to become change makers and entrepreneurs.
Environmental sustainability
Helping women achieve economic independence through tree planting and climate-conscious initiatives.
Economic Empowerment
Supporting traditional Maasai craftsmanship, small businesses, and financial literacy.
We believe that women are the foundation of their communities, and by empowering them, we create stronger, more equitable societies.