Tanzania On Foot commits to: Helping Maasai girls who traditionally are given no voice and few options. Our goal is, having received a well-rounded education of mind and heart, these students will return to their communities to be leaders of positive change while nurturing respect for their people’s rich history and culture. We work with local organizations to help disadvantaged girls access education and avoid early marriage, and to provide medical treatment for children whose parents cannot afford it. With your support, we can help more even young people survive and thrive. We provide active support in the communities within the areas in which we operate. Tanzania On Foot commits to: Providing a detailed safety briefing to all trekkers prior to the trek. Ensuring that all guides are Wilderness First Responder Certified (WFR), are licensed by Kilimanjaro National Park, have significant experience climbing Kilimanjaro and speak English fluently. Carrying all necessary safety and precautionary equipment including pulse oximeters, emergency oxygen, and first aid kits. Organizing emergency evacuations if necessary by Kilimanjaro Search and Rescue Helicopter. All trekkers will have insurance to cover the payment of this if the problem arises. Providing clean, purified water to trekkers throughout the trek. Tanzania On Foot commits to: Limiting porter loads to 20 kg per porter. Paying porters a fair salary. Ensuring porters have enough food for the duration of the trip.