01Nutrition & dietary diversity
Promoting optimal nutrition, healthy behaviours and dietary diversity for children, pregnant women, adolescent girls and young women.
COUNSENUTHCentre for Counselling,Empowering communities through nutrition, health, and sustainable development.

COUNSENUTH is a women-led Tanzanian NGO established in 1998, committed to improving nutrition, health, and community well-being.
COUNSENUTH is an indigenous, prominent, women-led, national, non-governmental organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for women, children, adolescents, youth and vulnerable groups in Tanzania.
More about COUNSENUTH ↗Connected actions across nutrition, health, education and livelihoods — with people at the centre.
01Promoting optimal nutrition, healthy behaviours and dietary diversity for children, pregnant women, adolescent girls and young women.
02Strengthening nutrition counselling and community health, including the integration of nutrition services into antenatal care.
03Promoting WASH practices and access to water through community interventions and school-based life skills.
04Improving education performance through a participatory approach, alongside life skills and opportunities for young people.
05Mainstreaming gender into nutrition and engaging women, men, local leaders and service providers in community action.
06Supporting sustainable agricultural practices, local food production and climate change adaptation.

A community-based gender equity driven nutrition program, implemented in collaboration with the Chemba District Council.
Irish Aid · Government of Ireland
Sustainable Targeted Responsive Approach to Optimize Nutrition and Growth for Adolescent Girls and Young Women.
Latter Day Saints Charities
A participatory education performance improvement project, implemented in partnership with Tunduru District Council.
Mastercard Foundation
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Initiated and successfully implemented Village Health and Nutrition Days (VHNDs) in the project regions, which were then adopted by the government and scaled-up through the National Nutrition Compact.
Contributing to improved regional performance on nutrition compact indicators at project regions. Strengthening LGAs and human resources (RNuOs, DNuOs and RDMT) capacity in planning, implementing and reporting of interventions at facility and community level.
Contributed to the improvement of WASH indicators in the community through the promotion of WASH practices. Improved maternal and child nutrition outcomes.


