Sarah Felix Ndaba is a highly accomplished Social Welfare Officer with over seven years of experience in advancing drug prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation initiatives in Tanzania. She holds both a Master’s and a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from the Institute of Social Work in Dar es Salaam.
In her role as Principal Social Welfare Officer at the Drug Control and Enforcement Authority, Ms. Ndaba has played a pivotal role in supervising and mobilizing Civil Society Organizations and community groups to strengthen engagement in addressing substance use challenges. She has spearheaded the development and implementation of targeted interventions to reduce stigma and discrimination against individuals with substance use disorders, while fostering strategic partnerships with international organizations to enhance support for local stakeholders and communities.
Ms. Ndaba is deeply passionate about social empowerment and dedicated to improving the circumstances and quality of life of vulnerable individuals. Her professional commitment extends to child welfare, where she serves as a member of the National Committee for Coordinating Interventions for Children Living and Working on the Streets.
With a reputation for compassion, dedication, and strategic leadership, she continues to champion inclusive and evidence-based approaches that contribute to healthier, more resilient communities.