We give women, young foster adults, and children social, educational, and economic empowerment.

In Africa, we enhance the nutritional status of babies under three years old, children in school aged 3 to 14, pregnant and nursing women, and the family as a whole.

We enhance the situation of vulnerable demographic groups' access to food.

We educate communities in Africa and around the world about the issues of malnutrition and poor sanitation, encouraging them to take appropriate action to address the causes.

By strengthening the relationship between the program's many actors (non-governmental organizations, animators, instructors, and community nutrition agents), we increase nutritional interventions.

By enhancing data systems, we institutionalize data use and demand for making decisions and observing the nutritional networks.