Our health and nutrition interventions were strategically integrated with projects in water, sanitation, hygiene, education, resilience, livelihoods, and child protection ensuring a holistic approach to community well-being. In collaboration with the Ministry of Health, we contributed to key policy developments, including the National Food and Nutrition Policy and the National Multisectoral Nutrition Action Plan.

By promoting food security and strengthening maternal, newborn, and child health systems, this foundational program aims to end child malnutrition in Tanzania. Our goal is to ensure that households and communities are empowered with sustainable access to essential health and nutrition services for the well-being of every child.

Resilience and Livelihood, for Sustainable Child Well-being.

The Resilience and Livelihood (R&L) Technical Program aims to achieve malnutrition-free children, economically empowered households, and resilient communities by 2025. Targeting 1.2 million children across 33 districts, the program focuses on improving food security, economic stability, and household resilience within World Vision Tanzania’s Area Programs (APs). Currently, 17 out of 36 APs have fully adopted the R&L model, while others are integrating R&L activities alongside sectors such as Community Engagement, Sponsorship, and Education to maximize impact.

Equipping Children for Lifelong Learning

The Education Technical Programme aims to ensure that all children have access to quality education, with a strong focus on developing reading and comprehension skills at the right grade levels. Through the Learning Root Model, children aged 3–5 benefit from playful, inclusive teaching approaches that support early childhood development.

Integrated collaboration with other sectors enhances impact—WASH improves school hygiene and safety, Health and Nutrition supports school meal programs, and the Livelihood sector empowers parents with skills to better support their children’s education.