PRECURSORS OF AFRICAN BIRTHRIGHT

Precursors of African Birthright (PAB) is a registered non-profit organization based in Magu – Mwanza (Tanzania) since 24th June 2019. In recognizing the inescapable aftermath of cosmopolitan cultural interactions and the informative world of science and technology, PAB has set its mission that centered on improving the livelihoods of the people in the community through key dimensions of economic empowerment, education, health, science and technology and intervention of gender violation.

We believe that enhanced society contributes to the core value of “Work for self – Reliance”, it is through hard working that people can be productive and independent. PAB takes an innovative approach to reach this goal through mobilization, education, training and entertainment. Together, these approaches help us reach and serve more clients in our boundaries.

OUR VISION

PAB believes that: where communities are sustained, where people have technological skills, where people are equal and know their rights, where people are health and where people are empowered to hard working for self-reliance, then human development is inevitable.

OUR MISSION

PAB is centered on improving the livelihoods of the people in the society by generating economic, cultural, educational, health, scientific and technological skills and by promoting gender equality, values of work for self-reliance through mobilization, education, training and entertainment. 

OBJECTIVES

• To empower youths and women on the values of work for self-reliance.
• To promote community self – reliance through application and offering of scientific and technological skills.
• To empower youths and women to start group income generating projects.
• To enhance human development by engaging in promoting health and imparting health education.
• To uphold our cultural heritage through education, dressing, music, work and arts.
• To advocate for Gender-based violence and ensuring them a better way of life.
• To collaborate with foreign Youths in exchange programmes.