Ujamaa Tanzania Foundation is a registered international non-governmental organization dedicated to providing vulnerable children with a safe and nurturing environment. Founded in 2010 by Australian women Carley Mchome and Lucy Bradlow, the foundation operates the Ujamaa Children's Home, offering family-style residential care for up to 24 children aged 3-18. It focuses on holistic support, including education, emotional care, and life skills development, ensuring that children who experience trauma find stability and love.

Their flagship initiative, Forward Together, extends support to young adults transitioning out of care, providing assistance for further education and essential life skills while ensuring they have access to housing, healthcare, and emotional support. Ujamaa prides itself on fostering a sense of community, offering children the chance to dream big—whether they aspire to be teachers, engineers, or even the future President of Tanzania. Committed to changing the cycle of poverty, Ujamaa Tanzania Foundation embodies the spirit of ujamaa, or extended family, uplifting not only individual lives but the community as a whole