Support Services
Providing support to clients to help them overcome the challenges of trekking, including rescue services
- Godson Charity Tanzania
Godson Charity Tanzaniais Non-governmental Organization(NGO's), register under The NGOs Act of United Republic of Tanzania No. 24 of 2002 provides for the establishment of an umbrella organization for Non-Governmental Organizations to be known as the National Council for Non-Governmental Organizations
Porters are essential to the trekking industry because they help clients carry their gear and provide support. They are responsible for carrying heavy loads, such as tents, food, and water, and they often walk for long distances in difficult terrain. Porters also help clients set up camp, cook meals, and provide first aid. The Godson Charity Tanzaniaan organization that advocates for the rights of porters. Also works to improve the working conditions of porters, such as by ensuring that they are paid a fair wage and that they have access to safe and sanitary facilities. And provides training and education to porters, so that they can improve their skills and knowledge. Lastly, affiliated with partner tour operators who offer Kilimanjaro trekking expeditions. These tour operators agree to abide by the standards set by the Godson Charity Tanzania, such as paying porters a fair wage and providing them with safe and sanitary facilities.
To envision a world where mountain climbers, porters, guides, and tourist operators coexist harmoniously in the pursuit of adventure, while upholding their rights and embracing ethical values. We strive to be the catalyst for a sustainable and responsible mountaineering community.
Our mission is to create a digital platform that empowers and unites mountaineers, porters, guides, and tourist operators. Through advocacy, education, and collaboration, we aim to:
Safeguard the rights, safety, and well-being of mountain climbers, porters, and guides, ensuring fair treatment, wages, and working conditions.
Foster ethical practices within the mountaineering industry, emphasizing environmental stewardship, cultural sensitivity, and responsible tourism.
Connect climbers with trusted guides and operators who share our commitment to sustainability and ethical standards.
Raise awareness about the importance of preserving mountain environments, respecting local cultures, and promoting responsible tourism.
Empower local communities in mountain regions through economic opportunities and cultural preservation.
Providing support to clients to help them overcome the challenges of trekking, including rescue services
Porters assist in assembling and disassembling campsite facilities, including tents and dining areas.
Porters transport climbers' equipment and supplies between campsites, ensuring climbers have what they need for the trek.
Guides lead climbers along the route, ensuring they stay on track and avoid potential hazards.
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Associated Act: The Porter Protection Act
The Porter Protection Act:
Key provisions include:
