As of September 2025, there are 98 Knowledge Centres (KCs) located in 98 wards, 34 districts and 15 regions in Tanzania. To find a Knowledge Centre near you, scroll through the table below or use the search function and enter your region or district.

Membership is open to individuals aged 15 and above who are active in community groups. These individuals form the core of the KC, actively participating in its initiatives and contributing to the movement for social change. Government employees can be members, but they cannot hold a leadership position.

Most KCs follow this leadership structure: Chairperson. Vice Chairperson, Secretary, Deputy Secretary, and Treasurer.

Women’s Leadership: All key positions must be held by women including the Chairperson, Secretary, and Treasurer. This helps to strengthen the movement. Men can hold positions as vice-chair or deputy.

Membership is not open to political leaders, government officials at the ward level, councillors, village or street chairpersons, or ward executives. These people are prohibited from becoming members to maintain integrity and avoid conflicts of interest. This ensures that KCs remain independent and focused on holding authorities accountable.

Inclusive Membership: While leadership is reserved for women, membership in KCs remains open to both women and men. People with disabilities are encouraged to take leadership positions. This ensures that the KC is inclusive and diverse, drawing from all sections of the community.