Bringing hope and support to remote villagers in East Africa through microenterprise training, funding & ongoing support. 
OneLove Africa Foundation is a registered charity (Canada) that creates economic development opportunities for rural women in East Africa which in turn positively impacts children and families. We are a grass roots organization with 90% of funds raised going directly to support the work we do. Through blogging and videos, donors are able to see their funds being distributed and the impact it is having. Live the moments with us and experience the same joy of giving.   

EXCITING UPDATE
SPRING 2016
The Biashara Village Ventures training program has now expanded and can offer a train- the-trainer programming. The material was recently test-piloted with a group in Zanzibar and we are now moving forward with translation, packaging and distribution. The package includes everything required to deliver the training program - student workbook, lesson plans, tips on how to teach, training aids, and evaluation tools. The program will be made available to community groups, non-profit organizations, and microfinance groups.  in the Fall of this year. Check back for further details.
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2015-16 Program Evaluation Complete
OneLove Africa Foundation was pleased to partner with Tsaidiane to bring the Biashara business program to the village women of Newlands (Kilimanjaro region of Tanzania) in the spring of 2015. 41 women completed a 32 hour entrepreneurial program and received grant funds to assist with the start-up of their businesses. An evaluation of this program was just completed. We are proud of the results:
  • 38 of the 41 are still in business
  • 24% changed their original business idea after the program
  • 97% have increased their sales since last year
  • 76% of the businesses have expanded
We are so proud of them. Having an economic foundation has a huge impact on their children and families where a family of 7 can survive on only $1 per day.

There are 35 more women waiting for training this year. We need your help to continue.