Walk in Love International

Walk in Love International Our vision is that every child in Tanzania has an equitable chance to survive and thrive in a nurturing family enviroment.

Our programs include early childhood education centers, nutrition outreach and family based care alternatives to orphanages. Every element of Walk in Love operation is aligned to give children a C-H-A-N-C-E

Child centered approaches
Holistic program design
Addressing core issues
Nurturing talented people
Collaborative partnerships
Evidence based impacts

This feels like the beginning of something bigger: the Ashe Love Project is now partnering with us at our nutrition outr...
08/24/2026

This feels like the beginning of something bigger: the Ashe Love Project is now partnering with us at our nutrition outreaches.

Twice a month our team is at the clinic checking weights, checking in on moms, and handing out food and formula to kids recovering from malnutrition. With Ashe Love Project alongside us, we are able to reach further and go deeper, more hands, more resources, and a program that keeps getting stronger.

This is just the start. I cannot wait to see where this partnership takes our nutrition work next.

Happy Friday, friends. Before we close out the week, I want to bring up something close to my heart: Roots & Wings, our ...
08/21/2026

Happy Friday, friends. Before we close out the week, I want to bring up something close to my heart: Roots & Wings, our monthly giving circle.

Here is the thing about this work, it does not pause between fundraisers, and I did not want our programs to either. A monthly gift means nutrition support, early learning, and caregiver training keep going strong in March the same way they do in August.

We launched this a few months ago, and I would love for more of you to be part of it. If a simple, steady way to support this work all year has ever sounded like your thing, this weekend might be the perfect time to join. Tiers start at $15 a month.

Link in bio. Have a beautiful weekend.



https://donorbox.org/roots-wings-monthly-giving-circle-912014

We are halfway through 2026, and honestly, I have not done a great job telling you how strong this year has been.I am no...
08/20/2026

We are halfway through 2026, and honestly, I have not done a great job telling you how strong this year has been.

I am not on the ground in Tanzania day to day, but my team there has shown up so strong this year that I feel confident I do not have to be, every step of the way. They make me so proud. Twice a month they are still out at the clinic in Meserani, weighing babies, checking on moms, making sure nobody falls through the cracks. Even when we lost a chunk of funding this year, our formula program never stopped. Not one week. That is not me, that is them.

And it shows. Our ECD center in Arusha is loud with kids playing, which might be my favorite sound in the world. This might be one of our strongest years yet, not just in the numbers, but in having the right people in the right places, and the right partnerships standing alongside us.

This is why I do this work. I would love for you to feel like part of it too, because you are.

I hit send on our 2025 Annual Report this morning and I'm happy I am finally getting that information to you all! It's b...
08/14/2026

I hit send on our 2025 Annual Report this morning and I'm happy I am finally getting that information to you all! It's been on my plate for months.

Fourteen years ago I started Walk in Love because I saw a need in Tanzania that nobody else seemed to be showing up for, and I could not walk away from it. This report is proof that showing up, again and again, actually adds up to something. 103 children got nutrition care. 620 moms were trained. 3 babies got to stay with their families instead of growing up in an orphanage. 8 moms started their own businesses this year.

I am so proud of this community, the team in Tanzania, and every single one of you who makes this possible. Go take a look, I would love to hear what stands out to you.

08/11/2026

Remembering Zephania

Our hearts are heavy as we share that our sweet Zephania passed away on June 27. We’ve taken time to hold space for his family, to give them privacy and room to grieve before sharing this with all of you. But we know how many of you loved him too, and we did not want another day to pass without saying his name.

Zephania became part of the Walk in Love family in 2019. He started in our ECD center, and later moved on to the special needs school just down the street, where the whole community came to know and love him.

He was nonverbal, but anyone who spent even a few minutes with Zephania knew exactly how he felt. He loved hugs. He loved holding hands. He loved to clap, especially when something made him happy, and so many things did. He didn’t need words to make his love known. It was in every hug, every held hand, every clap.

More than anything, we believe Zephania wanted connection. And he found it, with his family, his teachers, his caregivers, and so many of you. He built real relationships with real people, one hug and one held hand at a time. That was his gift, and it’s the thing so many of us will carry with us.

We will never forget our special boy. Please keep his family, and our entire Walk in Love team, in your prayers as we walk through this difficult season together.

Rest well, Zephania. You were loved beyond measure, and you always will be.

Proof that Mondays don’t have to be rough. 😄This smile happened over lunch at our ECD center. Simple as that.But here’s ...
07/20/2026

Proof that Mondays don’t have to be rough. 😄

This smile happened over lunch at our ECD center. Simple as that.

But here’s the thing about a meal like this one. The first years of a child’s life are when their brain and body are growing faster than they ever will again. What they eat right now shapes how well they’ll think, learn, and grow for the rest of their lives. It’s not just about getting through the day. It’s about giving them a real shot at the years ahead.

That’s why lunch matters so much here. It’s not a small thing. It’s foundational.

Like, share, or follow if this made your Monday a little better.

Happy Friday from Nangututi! 🌻Nearly a year ago, malnutrition had slowed her growth and put her development at risk. Tod...
07/17/2026

Happy Friday from Nangututi! 🌻

Nearly a year ago, malnutrition had slowed her growth and put her development at risk. Today, we’re celebrating something huge: Nangututi is graduating from our malnutrition program through our Meserani outreach! Every physical and developmental delay she once faced is no longer evident. She’s thriving, playing, and growing right alongside every other child her age.

Malnutrition in the first 1,000 days of life can affect brain development, motor skills, and immune strength, sometimes with lasting effects if left unaddressed. That’s why early, sustained intervention matters so much. A year of consistent care made all the difference for Nangututi.

And the support doesn’t stop here. Her mom will keep attending our trainings and receiving food packages, so the whole family stays strong as Nangututi grows.

This is why we do what we do. Every donation, every meal, and every visit from our team in Meserani and beyond helps write another story like hers.

Thank you for being part of it. 💛

🐘 Mserani Outreach — When the Elephants ComeLast week our attendance at Mserani outreach was lower than usual. The reaso...
07/16/2026

🐘 Mserani Outreach — When the Elephants Come

Last week our attendance at Mserani outreach was lower than usual. The reason? Elephants had been spotted in the village, and the mamas needed to stay home to protect their crops.

It’s a reminder of just how layered life is for the families we serve. The challenges aren’t just nutritional. They’re environmental, economic, and sometimes, they weigh four tons.

Human-wildlife conflict is a serious reality in rural Tanzania. Raids happen almost exclusively at night, and a single elephant can destroy up to an acre of crops in one visit. For families who depend entirely on what they grow, that’s not just a loss — it can mean hunger for months. These are subsistence farmers. There is no backup plan.

So when our mamas didn’t show up last week, we weren’t discouraged. We understood. They were doing exactly what mothers do — protecting their families with everything they have.

We’ll be back. We always come back. And so will they. 💛

Why early childhood education matters 💛If you walked into our ECD center today, you’d see exactly what this work is abou...
06/12/2026

Why early childhood education matters 💛

If you walked into our ECD center today, you’d see exactly what this work is about. Bright eyes, big smiles, little hands busy with crafts and games 🌱 It’s easy to underestimate how much happens in those early years, but the truth is the first five years shape so much of what comes next… language, social skills, confidence, a love of learning.

In communities where resources are tight, that early start can make all the difference. A child who gets quality early education often enters primary school ready to thrive, while kids without that foundation can spend years trying to catch up.

That’s part of why our ECD center is completely free for families here ✨ Every child deserves that head start, no matter their family’s situation.

When you support Walk in Love, you’re helping give kids in our community the foundation they need for everything ahead 🙏

This is what it’s all about. 🌱Years ago, Eneza walked through the doors of our ECD center as a little one — full of pote...
06/09/2026

This is what it’s all about. 🌱
Years ago, Eneza walked through the doors of our ECD center as a little one — full of potential, just waiting to be nurtured. She went on to thrive in our private school project, and today? She’s walking back through those same doors — this time as an intern with Walk in Love International.
Eneza now spends her days serving at the ECD center, pouring into the same kinds of kids she once was. She goes out on outreach alongside our training and nutrition teams, showing up with a heart for families and a gift for connecting with children that honestly can’t be taught.
She is living proof that the seeds planted in a child don’t just grow — they multiply.
We are so proud of you, Eneza. And we cannot wait to see everything the future holds for you. 🤍

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