Our 2025 Impact

Measuring our commitment to youth empowerment through tangible assets and powerful partnerships.

Results — TFL at a Glance (2025)

Youth Trained in 2025

26 Course 4 & 26 Kijana Fursa graduates.

845+

Alumni Strong

Grew by 52 members in 2025.

Businesses Launched

Started by 2025 graduates.

89%

To Programmes

Of every shilling spent — only 11% went to administration.

Years of TFL

Founded in 1996, still opening doors for young people in 2026.

Acres in Kawawa Village

Farmland purchased outright by TFL's alumni community.

Strategic Asset Development & Partnerships

Our Alumni Collective purchased a 5-acre plot of land in Kawawa Village for TZS 30 Million.
In its first cultivation cycle on the new land, we successfully harvested 33 bags of maize.
Collaboration with CRDB Bank Foundation established a Seed Capital zero-interest Loan Fund, providing graduates TZS 500,000 to TZS 5 million.

Success Stories

Aingaya Lema

Kijana Fursa Alumnus, 2024

Aingaya is now a trainee facilitator with TFL, guiding new Kijana Fursa students through the same programme that shaped his own path.

"I want to give back what was given to me."

Victoria Kessy

Class of 2019 Alumna

Victoria is now a teacher at New Beginning Primary School in Mwereni, shaping the next generation of learners.

"TFL equipped me with self-management skills, courage, and resilience."

Alumni

TFL's alumni network has grown to more than 845 members — our most powerful proof of impact. In 2025, alumni didn't just stay connected: they raised the funds to purchase 5 acres of land for TFL's farm, and they volunteered as mentors for the newest Course 4 and Kijana Fursa cohorts.

Become an alumni member

845+

Members strong

New members in 2025