Raincatcher has been changing lives in rural Tanzania since the turn of the century.
Take a look at a some of our projects from over the years. . .
2019
Latrines
Raincatcher funded the construction of 10 latrines in Zeze primary school.
2019
Education
A Raincatcher side programme focused on education, included the distribution of Raspberry Pi's and a local electricity project
2019
Research
The Zeze team researched water access needs of nearby villages to consider future projects.
2011
Water Tank
The Raincatcher team delivered a 250,000 litre Rainwater Harvesting System in Tabora.
2016
Water Tank
The team delivered a 55,000 litre Rainwater Harvesting System in the village of Choma Chankola.
2002
Water Tank
Our very first project was a 50,000 litre Rainwater Harvesting System in Kagongwa village.
2003
Water Tank
Raincatcher funded a 200,000 litre Rainwater Harvesting System in Tabora.
2015
Training of Trainers (TOT)
The programme enables villagers to create water jars for their own homes.
2015
The Raincatcher Song
The Raincatcher Song was written by villagers as part of our WASH training programme.
2016
Rainwater Jars
The team delivered a training programme for constructing small scale rainwater jars.
2007
Water Tank
Raincatcher funded a hand dug underground water tank in the village of Kipalapala, Tabora.
2010
Water Tank
The team oversaw construction of a 250,000 litre water tank at Mihayo Primary School.
2005
Water Tank
Raincatcher funded a 75,000 litre Rainwater Harvesting System in Sikonge.
2013
WASH Training
Raincatcher delivered a comprehensive Water, Sanitation and Hygiene programme in Igoko.
2009
Water Tank
The team oversaw construction of underground water tanks Kahama, Nzega and Igunga.
2015
Water Tank
Raincatcher oversaw the construction of 50,000 litre Rainwater Harvesting System.
2016
Micro-Finance
Raincatcher delivered a micro-financing programme, enabling local people to save, borrow and invest.
2008
Water Tank
Raincatcher funded a large hand dug underground water tank in the village of Cheyo.
2007
Malaria Prevention
A side project funding the provision of malaria preventing mosquito nets.
2017
WASH Training
Raincatcher delivered a comprehensive WASH (water, sanitation and hygiene) programme.
2007
Latrines
The first Raincatcher team to visit Tanzania oversaw the construction of latrines.
2013
Jar Construction
Raincatcher provides training for villagers to build and maintain small scale water jars.
2014
Water Tank
The team delivered a 50,000 litre Rainwater Harvesting System to the village of Tumbi.
2010
Water Tank
The team oversaw the construction of a large Rainwater Harvesting System in Mihayo.
"Raincatcher projects change so much more than what you can see with your eyes. It empowers everyone involved."
Alex Mason,
Raincatcher Volunteer
"We are proud to have worked on so many Raincatcher projects. The students are so dedicated and impressive. They make a real difference to so many. Asante sana."
