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FLORA HARRISON AND NEEMA HARRISON are the Founders and Managing Directors of This MACHO organization, inspired by personal experiences a shared passion for aiding visually impaired children, decided to establish the organization. Motivated by a desire to make a positive impact, they likely encountered challenges, sought support, and collaborated with experts to create a space where blind children could receive valuable assistance, education, and support for a brighter future.

MACHO is a non-profit dedicated to making a meaningful impact in the lives of blind children by providing comprehensive support and empowerment.

Our mission is to foster a world where every visually impaired child has the resources and opportunities to thrive.

MACHO in swahili (Africa's official language) means eyes. In English is described as behaving forcefully or  showing no emotion in a way traditionally thought to be typical of boys by seeming strong and powerful but also seeming too determined to avoid sh owing weakness and sympathy and yet girls can take on relevant responsibilities as well as the boys.

According to the World Health Organization (2017) estimates:
*19 million children under the age of 15 have a visual impairment;
*7 million (almost 37%) of the 19 million children with visual impairment experience a severe visual loss that impacts their ability to learn; and
*12 million (63%) of these 19 million children are believed to have easily-correctable refractive errors that go uncorrected, but impact learning nevertheless.
*  MACHO is desirous to work with Africa states through the Sunday school settings in identify the numbers of the visually affected youth on the continent to tailor and advance a sustainable teaching program which empowers the visually impaired and blind child with confidence.

+255 714 439 107 info@macho.co.tz

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A Tanzanian Independent Charity Organization

Your support will help us to make life better living for blind children.

FLORA HARRISON AND NEEMA HARRISON are the Founders and Managing Directors of This MACHO organization, inspired by personal experiences a shared passion for aiding visually impaired children, decided to establish the organization. Motivated by a desire to make a positive impact, they likely encountered challenges, sought support, and collaborated with experts to create a space where blind children could receive valuable assistance, education, and support for a brighter future.

MACHO is a non-profit dedicated to making a meaningful impact in the lives of blind children by providing comprehensive support and empowerment.

Our mission is to foster a world where every visually impaired child has the resources and opportunities to thrive.


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Vision: At MACHO , we envision a future where blindness is not a barrier but a unique perspective. Our goal is to empower blind children with the skills, education, and resources they need to lead independent, fulfilling lives.

Mission: Our mission is to create a supportive and inclusive environment for blind children, offering them a pathway to education, skill development, and social integration. We strive to be a beacon of hope, enhancing their potential and breaking down the barriers imposed by visual impairment.

Key Initiatives:
Educational Programs: We provide tailored educational programs that cater to the unique needs of blind children, ensuring they have access to quality education and the tools required for academic success.

Skill Development Workshops: MACHO organizes workshops that focus on developing essential life skills, including mobility, communication, and technology usage, equipping blind children with the tools they need for independence.

Assistive Technology Access: We work to bridge the digital divide by providing blind children with access to cutting-edge assistive technologies, opening up new possibilities for learning and communication.

Community Outreach: MACHO actively engages with communities to raise awareness about blindness and advocate for the rights and inclusion of blind children. We believe in fostering a society that embraces diversity and empowers every child, regardless of their visual abilities.

Impact: Since our inception, MACHO has positively impacted the lives of numerous blind children. Our success stories include academic achievements, improved self-esteem, and enhanced independence. We measure success not just in terms of tangible outcomes but also in the smiles and dreams rekindled in the hearts of these resilient children.


Get Involved: You can be a part of this transformative journey by supporting MACHO . Whether through donations, volunteering, or spreading awareness, your contribution helps us make a lasting difference in the lives of blind children.

Join us at MACHO as we continue to break down barriers and create a world where every blind child can reach their full potential. Together, we can empower vision and transform lives.