We collaborate with parents, caregivers, and preschool teachers to transform preschool classes into play-based environments that address developmental delays. We design safe, friendly early learning materials from recyclable materials and establish community play hubs for low-income families.

We facilitate regular health check-ups for pregnant women and young children and provide training on proper nutrition to address developmental delays in health. Our maize flour fortification project enhances flour with essential nutrients, ensuring that every meal for mothers and children contains lifesaving vitamins and minerals.

Through our community-based childcare learning hub, we offer classes, workshops, and resources for parents, caregivers, and preschool teachers, all aimed at addressing developmental delays in the psychosocial well-being of children. Our program equips adults with the knowledge and tools to understand and support their children's early emotional and social development.

We offer practical training for preschool teachers in in under-resourced schools in Tanzania, equipping them with the skills to design engaging, play-based learning activities that foster expressive language, literacy, numeracy, pre-writing skills, and executive functioning in young children.

We integrate two key priorities—Gender Equality and Climate Change—into our activities to ensure our programs are inclusive, equitable, and sustainable. We addressing the challenges facing young children by equip them with the skills and values to thrive in a changing world.

We engage and promote the early identification of children with complex needs and disabilities, ensuring they receive the necessary support in their early years to thrive and reach their full potential. Also, we raise awareness to reduce discrimination and social exclusion