Virtual Translator a system that reduces communication barrier between a service provider like a nurse or doctor in public hospitals and deaf who uses sign language. The system decodes sign language or gestures into audible sound and from audible sound into gestures through computer monitor/screen earphones and camera. It breaks the communication barrier also keeping privacy especially in the doctor’s room.

Ally Ndimbo - System developer with six years of experience in system development and ethical hacking.
Salum Abdallah - Sales and marketing with 3 years of experience in business management, sales, and marketing.
Jenifa Nyomolelo - finance manager 1 year experience in finance management.
Aloyce Kimbe - Public Relations Officer.
Catherine Malile - Bachelor in special education - 5 years of experience dealing with people with disabilities and uses sign language to communicate.

Iringa
0712861944

Nafanya kazi katika chuo cha ufundi kwa watu wenye ulemavu, nina plan ya Kuanzisha uncubation program kwa ajili ya vijana wenye ulemavu ili waweze kufanya shughuli za kiuchumi na baadae kupatiwa vifaa. Katika kipindi cha incubation, vijana wataunganishwa na taasisi mbalimbali za fedha na ujasiriamali na baadae kupatiwa vitendea kazi, hii itasaidia katika kukabiliana na changamoto ya upatikanaji wa ajira baada ya mafunzo ya ufundi. Pia nitaandaa soko au maonyesho ya ujasiriamali yaani periodic entrepreneurs market/exhibition kwa wajasiriamali wenye ulemavu kwa mwaka mara mbili.

Singida
7530332727

Establishment of a hub with the following services:
1.Sexual reproductive health and rights education every day at the hub to PWDs (hub members)and once in a week to the community (outreach), PWDs and their caretakers/friends/relatives
2.Mapping of facilities and other providers who provide PWDs SRH friendly services (Service directory)
3.Employment opportunity through white meat production and supply where the entire chain of production will be controlled by PWDs (Physical disabilities).
4.Saving and Lending group which will comprise of PWDs and their caretakers, friends or relatives.
5. Through social fund within a saving and lending group, provide Health insurance to PWDs so that they can easily access SRH and other health services
6. In the long run, Health Hub Tanzania will give back to the community by empowering providers with skills to better serve PWDs.

1.SHAMIM ABDALLAH (Female)- Registered Nurse Midwife
2.DAFROZA LYIMO (Female)- Entrepreneur in agriculture and livestock keeping
3.FORTUNATA NASUWA (Female)- Health researcher
4.JOYCE LEMA (Female)- Community development officer

Kilimanjaro
shammy.meemz6@gmail.com
0764122869

The Moshi Epignosis Physiotherapy Clinic (EPT) aims at bridging the gap of rehabilitation services in Tanzania. Often people with disabilities, end up lying in bed at their homes. This not only increases the severity of their disability and level of dependence but they become more prone to develop secondary complications like contractures, hypostatic and/or aspiration pneumonia, and pressure sores, to mention a few. Without the necessary interventions, most people die prematurely.
Moshi EPT’s goal is to reduce the mortality and morbidity rate among people with disabilities as well as to decrease their level of dependency by empowering them to exhaust all their potential. We work hard to help maximize their body function, enabling them to engage in livelihood activities and become as independent as possible.
The clinic is also devoted to provide education to the community so as to raise awareness about rehabilitation services as well as to enable the society to play their role in the rehabilitation of people with disabilities. We get opportunities to train medical students and other community members on various aspects of disability management. On the other hand we provide education to the community aiming at preventing diseases and disabilities which are lifestyle related.
We take responsibility to ensure the availability and the use of the proper assistive and therapeutic devices to people with disabilities. We have pioneered the local manufacturing of devices such as wheelchairs, standers, commodes tilting tables etc. ensuring good quality, affordability and that the devices conform to our settings.
We have been seizing every opportunity to advocate for rights of people with disabilities and other disability issues. We have been on radio, newspaper and social media educating and appealing on disability matters.

Currently we have three full time staff; the manager and other two personnel who provide direct care to the clients. Direct care to the clients include; cooking, washing, cleaning, bathing, feeding, toileting, transfer and other self-care activities of the clients. We also have a volunteer physiotherapist who works part time.

Kilimanjaro
domingoshedrack@yahoo.com
+255620283525

The use of USSD code as a platform to raise public awareness about SRH in disable people that involve features of texts, calls, making appointments adding up AI technology

Our team name is KILLER WHALES, comprise of
SALMA Y HASSAN - FEMALE,
MOHAMMED SULEIMANALI - MALE,
YUSUPH ALI YUSUPH - MALE

Unguja
salmahaduja70@gmail.com
067200930