Provides the initial point where it is expected that up to 1,000 children living on the streets will be identified. Many are provided counselling and 50 will be withrawn from the streets annually. The Town Outreach Centre also serves as the hub for the HIV/AIDS campaign known as Mobile Street Children Arts against AIDS (MAAA) is the project which seeks to empower street children as peer educators to address children about their rights to resist sexual abuse, and in so doing to awaken civil society and the government to the growing problem of sexual abuse in homes, schools and the community. The preparation for this program started early 2004 reaching some 24 villages in the Coast Region.

This Program consists of three different strategies:

1. Use of mobile van to visit peri-urban and rural coastal villages to communicate the message that no child should be sexually abused

2. A film has been produced by Dogodogo Centre that was premiered at the Zanzibar Film Festival where it won the UNICEF Child Rights Award for 2007. The film titled "One Thosand Begins with One" communicates to the rural and urban Tanzanian children from the age of 7 to 15 that they can resist physical aggression against their persons.

3. Dogodogo Multipurpose Training Centre will ensure continuity of the project through its multimedia program with the production of video, theater and music produced by reintegrated street boys and girls.