Fadhili Teens Tanzania (FTT) launched an initiative in 2018 to address the challenges faced by adolescent girls and young women in Tanzania, particularly in the Sengerema District. The initiative has expanded to include Chamwenda

Primary School and Nyasaka Secondary School. FTT's approach involves conducting awareness sessions, utilizing Community Activists (CA's), employing advocacy strategies, and organizing events to address gender-based violence (GBV), child marriage, and harmful practices affecting adolescent girls and young women.

Recognizing that Tanzania's population is young, with 12 million adolescents and
an expectation of 30 million by 2050, FTT focuses on empowering this demographic as agents of positive change. However, many marginalized adolescents face obstacles on their journey to adulthood. The "Msichana Thabiti" project, initiated by FTT, specifically targets girls aged 10 to 18 in Mwanza region. The project aims to provide these girls with information, skills, assets, and support to help them succeed in their goals and lead healthy lives. FTT emphasizes the need to counteract negative social norms and power imbalances that render girls vulnerable within the community.