15+
Publications
Published Research
Access peer-reviewed research publications and academic contributions from TRHM and partners.
TRHM collaborates with academic institutions on studies focused on underserved populations across multiple therapeutic areas. Our research programme generates evidence that informs policy, improves practice, and contributes to the global body of knowledge on community health in low-resource settings.
By the Numbers
15+
Publications
8
Research Areas
12
Partner Institutions
3
Active Studies
Academic Partners
Our research is conducted in partnership with leading academic institutions and published in peer-reviewed journals.

TRHM coordinates research activities, provides community access, and ensures ethical compliance.

International research collaborative spanning 12 countries.
Publication Process
Our team works with academic partners to design and execute rigorous studies on community health challenges in Tanzania.
Findings undergo rigorous peer review through partner institutions and academic journals.
Published research is shared openly to inform policy, improve practice, and advance global health knowledge.
Latest Publications
Browse our most recent research publications and academic contributions.
Community Health · Dr. Marko Hingi
Meet the community health workers who bring first aid and preventive care to villages across the Lake Victoria region — and the training that makes them the first line of response.
Volunteer Stories · Scott Campbell
A medical student reflects on six weeks volunteering with TRHM around Lake Victoria — and what he brought home that no classroom could teach.
Social Enterprise · TRHM Team
Every booking at the TRHM Rest House is more than a night's stay — it is a direct investment in first response training and community health across the region.
Press Release · 2025-01-10 · TRHM Team
Applications are now open for the next cycle of TRHM first response training across Mwanza Region.
Press Release · 2024-11-05 · TRHM Team
Tanzania Rural Health Movement has certified its 2,000th community responder, a milestone marking five years of continuous training.
Submit Research
We welcome submissions from researchers and partner institutions working on community health, emergency medicine, and public health in Tanzania.
TRHM provides a platform for sharing evidence-based research that can inform health policy and improve outcomes for underserved populations.