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Welcome to Lukiza Autism Foundation
Lukiza Autism Foundation is a non profit organisation striving to improve the quality of life of individuals with the Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and their families through education, intervention, advocacy, youth empowerment, community engagement and support. Lukiza Autism Foundation is a leading voice in creating Autism awareness and advocating for Autism acceptance and inclusion in Tanzania and across Africa. Lukiza Autism Foundation was founded out of a passion to create a lasting change. The NGO began as a response to the urgent need for support and resources for Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder and their families and challenges of Autism care in Tanzania. Our impact ranges from developing impactful intervention programs, education initiatives, youth empowerment, raising Autism awareness and organising advocacy platforms that uplift the Autism and related developmental disorders community.
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Whether you donate, partner with us, volunteer, or attend our events, your support helps us provide essential services and raise Autism awareness across the country.
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Support essential services through our projects, and empower children, youth and families with Autism.
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Families and Advocates share their journeys with us
“LuAF’s support has transformed our students’ lives, providing essential resources and therapies.”
Head of Autism Unit, Msimbazi Mseto Primary School“LuAF’s dedication led to the appointment of their Executive Director as a mental health ambassador.”
Assistant Director, Ministry of Health“LuAF’s advocacy highlighted the need for specialized autism courses, now introduced at MUHAS.”
Deputy Vice Chancellor, MUHAS