Tanzania Health Promotion Support (THPS) is a national non-governmental organization established in 2011. We collaborate with the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania and other partners to promote equitable, high-quality, accessible and sustainable health and social welfare services for all Tanzanians.

Guided by our Strategic Plan III (2026–2030), THPS supports health across the life course, with a focus on reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health; infectious diseases and global health security; non-communicable diseases and mental health; health promotion and community engagement; social welfare and psychosocial support; and climate-related health risks. We also embrace digital innovation and Artificial Intelligence to strengthen health systems, service delivery and evidence-based decision-making.

We strengthen health and community systems, institutions and the health workforce, promoting people-centred approaches and sustainable service delivery at national, regional, council, facility and community levels. THPS also conducts public health surveys, operational and implementation research, and programme evaluations to generate evidence that informs policy and improves programmes.

With experience implementing public health programmes across Mainland Tanzania and Zanzibar, we work through existing government systems and community structures to strengthen local ownership and build resilient systems that sustain improvements beyond individual projects.

Recognizing the changing health and financing landscape, THPS continues to build partnerships with Government, development partners, civil society, communities, academia, the private sector and philanthropic organizations to advance innovative and sustainable solutions.

Through partnership, innovation, evidence and locally led solutions, THPS is committed to a healthier, more resilient and more equitable Tanzania..

THPS is currently implementing projects in comprehensive HIV/AIDS Prevention, Care, Support and Treatment among general populations in Pwani and Kigoma regions; key and vulnerable populations across 25 district councils at 13 mainland Tanzania regions and Health laboratory services strengthening in all mainland regions and Zanzibar. 

Moreover, THPS implements TB and Family Planning Integrated Facility solution activity aimed to improve access to and use of quality Tuberculosis (TB) and family planning (FP) services for better health outcomes of Tanzanian citizens in Katavi, Kigoma, Rukwa and Songwe regions. Through collaboration with MoHCDGEC and Ministry of Home Affairs, THPS implements Police and Prisons activity aimed to strengthen systems, improve ownership of HIV and TB services, and ensure delivery of integrated, person-centered health services to police and prison staff, their families, prisoners, and surrounding communities.