In Tanzania, several NGOs, such as the Tanzania Red Cross Society and the Comprehensive Community-Based Rehabilitation in Tanzania (CCBRT), are actively working to meet the rehabilitation needs of individuals with disabilities and chronic health conditions. These organizations provide vital services, including physical rehabilitation, community-based support, and access to assistive technologies. The Tanzanian government has been making efforts to align with the WHO Guide to Action on disability and rehabilitation, promoting inclusive health systems. However, many individuals with chronic diseases or disabilities still face challenges in accessing quality healthcare and rehabilitation services, often due to resource constraints, limited availability of assistive devices, and socio-economic barriers. Personal experiences vary widely, but many report difficulties in navigating the healthcare system and a lack of adequate support, highlighting the need for continued advocacy and improved services.