IT TAKES A VILLAGE…
We need your help.
Gather your friends for a night to remember.
Dianna & Jess share a love of Africa, an intimate connection to this great continent, and a passion for empowering vulnerable young women. Both have seen first hand the disparity in opportunity available to women in Africa.
To support our sisters in Tanzania, they’ve teamed up to host Nina Imani’s very first gala fundraising dinner - and they’d love for YOU to be part of this exciting inaugural celebration!
They need your help to spread the word and gather your friends for a night to remember.
The goal? Fill 20 tables with incredible people!
If you’re up for the challenge of gathering a fun group of 8 for a fantastic evening filled with delicious food, afro beats, and a great cause, Dianna & Jess are ready to lock in the venue.
(One table seats 8 - so that’s 7 amazing friends, plus you!).
Nina Imani provides crucial funding and governance support for the Inuka Tusonge vocational centre for vulnerable young women in Tanzania.
The centre is run by a dedicated local team of role models and mentors, providing culturally appropriate skills-based training in tailoring, cooking/baking, hairdressing/beauty, and vegetable cultivation.
The empowerment and development of individual capabilities in vulnerable girls and young women is at the core of the work we support.
Women who are empowered through the fostering of employability skills and paid work are more likely to become positive role-models and advocates for their families and communities, especially on issues of health and well-being, gender inequalities and human rights.
The details:
Date: Saturday 30/8/25
Venue: Hotel Chadstone
Time: 7.00pm - 11.00pm
Price: $150pp or $1200 per table
Included: 2 Course meal
Welcome drink
Lucky door prize
Afro beats
In order to secure the venue, we need your commitment.
Please reserve a table or seats by filling out the form below as soon as possible.
Email any questions to info@ninaimani.com.au
"Sticks in a bundle are unbreakable." – Kenyan Proverb
As we connect with others, our power to do good in the world is exponentially increased.
"Nguvu ni kusaidiana" Strength is helping each other.
Swahili Proverb