MJESANI DARAJANI AGRO-MECHANICAL MISERICORDIA SPORTS ACADEMY

Help Build a Legacy that will Serve Generations

a multi-purpose empowerment centre designed to create lasting change

Building Opportunities Where They Are Needed Most

The Vision is Clear

The Land Is Ready & The Time Is Now.

About the project

The Mjesani Darajani Agro Mechanical Missericodia Sports Academy is a community initiative in Mjesani Darajani Village, Muheza District, Tanga Region, Tanzania – Africa.

We’re building a vocational training centre to serve less privileged young women and children who are forced out of school by poverty. Through practical skills in tailoring, mechanics, agro-processing, and entrepreneurship, health education and childcare support, we will help students break the cycle of early pregnancy and poverty.

Our goal is simple: give every young person in Mjesani Darajani the skills and dignity to build their own future.

Pillars of the project

Agriculture and Agribusiness Development Training

• Mechanized farming
• Sisal cultivation
• Horticulture
• Fish farming
• Irrigation technologies
• Agribusiness and value addition

Sports Academy and Youth Development

• Football Facilities
• Basketball Courts
• Swimming Facilities
• Indoor Sports Areas,
• Talent Development Programmes
• Health and Wellness Initiatives

Vocational Training and Skills Development

• Entrepreneurship
• Technical Skills
• Community Education
• Professional Development
• Employment Readiness
• Life Skills Training
THE DREAM BEARER

Fr. Adolph Izahaki Lazaro Majeta Wosa

Fr. Adolph Majeta was born on 24th November, 1961 in Mfinga Village, Sumbawanga Rural District, Rukwa Region.

In 1968, he moved to Lanzoni – Ralli Estate Sisal Plantation, Muheza District, Tanga Region. In 1970, he moved to Mjesani – Ralli Estate Sisal Plantation, Muheza District, Tanga Region. In 1998, they moved to Darajani Village, which is currently known as Darajani Pande Village, Kibaranga Ward, Muheza District, Tanga Region, where the permanent residence of the family of Mzee Majeta and Mrs. Regina is located.

Growing up in a community where many families depended on low-income agricultural labour, he witnessed poverty, limited opportunities, and the difficult choices many young people face.

Through determination, education, and faith, he was able to pursue his studies and eventually answer a higher calling as a Roman Catholic Priest and missionary.

His journey took him far beyond the boundaries of his village. Yet throughout his years of service, one conviction remained constant:

The community that raised him deserved greater opportunities.

Instead of leaving his roots behind, Fr. Majeta chose to return and invest in the future of his people.

Today, he serves as the visionary behind the Mjesani Darajani Community Development Project, a transformative initiative aimed at empowering future generations through education, skills development, agriculture, sports, and entrepreneurship.

His dream is to create a self-sustaining ecosystem of opportunity that will continue transforming lives for decades to come.

from vision to reality

current Progress

Land Acquired

50 Acres

Community Engagement

Completed

Governance Structures

Established

Site Planning Completed

Certificate of Incorporation

Certificate of Registration

Bank Details

TZS Account

Account Number: 10516609805
Bank: CRDB Bank
Branch: Mbezi Beach branch
District: Kinondoni
Region: Dar es salaam
Country: Tanzania

EUR Account

Account Number: 10516609856
Bank: CRDB
Branch: Mbezi Beach branch
District: Kinondoni
Region: Dar es salaam
Country: Tanzania
Meet the team

Trustees/Advisory Board

Salvatory Njau

Trustee

Bonaventura Seu

Trustee

 

Hyasinta Malisa

Trustee

Adolph Majeta

Trustee 

Management Team

George Kavishe

Project Lead

April Mosha

Legal Officer

Jacob Swai

Liasson Officer

Aziza Bendera

Coordinator 

Kevin Mosha

Architect

Mosses

Liasson Officer 

WHY THIS PROJECT MATTERS

In Mjesani Darajani, Muheza District, Tanga Region, poverty pushes too many children especially girls out of school before Standard 7. No school fees. No sanitary pads. No safe transport. When classrooms close, early pregnancy often opens. At 13-15 years old, girls trade books for baby care, and the cycle of poverty repeats. 

We are building the training centre right in Mjesani Darajani Village to give less privileged young women and children practical skills, safety, and a second chance, even if formal school stopped too soon.