Evidence from a decade of work in Tanzania, told through the stories of the young people, frontline workers, and government partners who make it real.
Measured with validated tools, not self-reported satisfaction.
Behind every number is a young person who reached out and got a response.
Read the full report ↓Every figure quoted on this page comes from these reports. Read them, download them, and check the working.
A year of consolidation, learning, and readiness for scale. How the system reached youth through digital channels and structured follow-up, how frontline capacity was strengthened in schools and communities, and what clinical monitoring showed across anxiety, depression, risk, and help-seeking.
Published under TAHMEF, now carried forward as Ahadi
Integration is the model in action. Each update below is a step toward support that public systems own and sustain.
The Youth Advisory Board is made of young people aged 15–25 shaping Ahadi's work from within by guiding strategy, design, and accountability.
“Being on the Youth Advisory Board means the app changes because we said so. They actually listen, then they build it.”
“My students come to me now before things get heavy. The training gave me the words I never had.”
“This is what integration should look like, a partner that builds our capacity, not a parallel system.”
Stories, evidence, and partnership updates, a short letter, a few times a year.
