Welcome WOOFER'S Mafinga Iringa and support farming activities to surrounding community

Iringa
Preparation of the land for fruit planting different types of fruits which kids
The vegetable garden, we plant ☘️ different types of vegetables to help feeding kids at the school. Welcome WOOFER'S Mafinga Iringa and  support farming activities to surrounding community
1 review Updated 3 months ago
My name is Luka, I'm a project Director living with my family, Teachers and Other workers. We have a small Organization dealing with using organic materials on cultivating different crops helping to feed teenage and children. Our project is Located at Mafinga -Mufindi -Iringa-Tanzania Southern part of Tanzania. We kindly welcome everyone from different parts of the world to come and share different knowledge and skills with us. Hence, we have our new farm of 2 hectors which are ongoing for permaculture, so we need your effort, energy on how to develop this farm on different stages. The nearby airport is Iringa airport, Dar es salaam airport and KIA Airport from Arusha. Then you use public Transport to Mafinga Mufindi Iringa. So, I will come to pick you at airport or at Mafinga bus station. We welcome you to help us on: Daily garden activities Opening new farm by planting vegetables, maize, beans, banana tree, avocado and planting trees also participate full on cultivation, watering the garden, weeding and feeding the chicken. We welcome you come and share your skills, experience, knowledge culture with us. We eat as a team and as a family of the bright team workers and teenage girls. At the morning, we take breakfast, lunch and dinner together. We provide free food and accommodations. There is nearby tourist attractions such a Ruaha, Mikumi, Ismila natural pillar and Mkwawa historical sites We use English language and Swahili language
Learning opportunities
Vegetable farming
Fruit or nut farming
Grain farming
Poultry farming
Raising of other farm animals
Dairy farming
Forestry
Beekeeping
Flower farming
Renewable energy production
Methods or systems
Biological pest control
No-till farming
Permaculture
Regenerative agriculture
Host type
Production farm
Certified organic
Former WWOOFer
2 Hectares | 4.9 Acres
Accommodation
2 WWOOFers
Bedroom
Camper / RV
Campsite
Yurt / Tipi
Cabin / Mobile-home
Children accepted
Pets accepted
Meals
Omnivore
Vegetarian
Length of stay
1 day (local)
Weekend
Less than a week
1-2 weeks
3-4 weeks
Mang'uli
Mang'uli
Member since 2024
Languages spoken: English, Swahili
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Response rate: 100% Response time: typically within 2 days
Iringa
Makambako train station, mafinga bus station
Reviews
Mareile
Mareile
Germany • January 2026
We stayed at this project for three weeks, from December 6, 2025 to January 3, 2026, and had a very positive experience overall. The atmosphere was very relaxed, open, and welcoming from the first day. Our main tasks were helping design and work on a new garden and park layout for the new school building, as well as teaching basic English to young children from kindergarten up to class 2. The work was never overwhelming — usually around 2 to 4 hours per day — and there was plenty of flexibility, including regular break days. Taking a few days off to go on our own small adventures was no problem at all. Luka is an excellent host and project director. He made sure we had everything we needed at all times, including food, accommodation, and support with transportation. We ate together as a group, which created a strong family-like feeling with the teachers, workers, and children. Communication was easy in English, and learning some Swahili along the way was a nice bonus. The project is a great fit for volunteers who enjoy a laid-back environment, working with children, and contributing to sustainable gardening or permaculture ideas without strict schedules or pressure. The location also offers opportunities to visit nearby national parks and cultural sites. We felt very welcome and appreciated, and we would recommend this project to volunteers who are looking for a meaningful but flexible experience in southern Tanzania.