Twelve21 Global

Imagine a life where children spend more hours walking to school than they do learning. A life where people die because they lack access to basic healthcare. This is the reality of people living in the most remote areas of Tanzania.

The people living in these isolated communities feel hopeless and abandoned.

But they are not abandoned.

There is a God who loves them and shines the light of hope in the darkest circumstances. At Twelve21 Global, we believe that everyone should have access to education, healthcare, and above all, know that they are loved by God.

Our founder, Yusuph Emmanuel, understands what it is like to feel hopeless. He was abandoned as a child and lived on the streets of Tanzania, where he was denied education for many years. His brother died when he couldn't access an oxygen tank - a simple intervention that would have saved his life.

These experiences are why Yusuph started Twelve21 Global, a ministry serving the spiritual, educational, and healthcare needs of the most remote areas in Tanzania. As a church planter for over 12 years, Yusuph has a desire to reach these communities with the hope of Jesus by meeting their most pressing tangible needs.

Here's Twelve21 Global approach to ministry:

1. Research and Prayer
Before deciding which communities to serve, we research their needs and pray about where God would have us focus our attention.

2. Establish Local Partnerships
After we've identified an area in need of support, we make disciples and grow relationships in the community so we can build on the work they've already begun.

3. Serve the Community
Whether it's planting a church, building a school or providing healthcare - our goal is to share God's love by meeting the community's tangible needs.