Closing the year with stronger love
DAR ES SALAAM: AS the year winds down, many couples find themselves reflecting on how far they’ve come together. December has a way of slowing us down just enough to take stock of what matters most — and at the centre of that is often the person we share life with.
This is a good moment to pause and appreciate the small things: the disagreements you navigated with patience, the moments you supported each other quietly, and the dreams you kept nurturing as a team. Instead of focusing on what didn’t go perfectly, choose to celebrate the growth you’ve experienced as a couple.
End-of-year conversations can also be powerful. Talk about what worked, what needs more attention, and what you hope to build together in the coming year. It doesn’t have to be a formal meeting — even a walk, a quiet evening at home, or a shared meal can open the door to deeper connection.
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Most importantly, remember that love grows through intentionality. As you step into a new year, carry forward gratitude, empathy and a renewed commitment to each other.
Job description
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Scope of work:
Broad objective:
1. To conduct a qualitative study to identify the exposure, risk factors, and opportunities
for improved responses for GBV affecting girls, adolescents, youth, and women with
disabilities related to unpaid care activities carried out by caregivers and other social actors.
2. Develop a policy brief with evidence informed recommendations and roadmap to
strengthen the capacity of carers to address stigma and discrimination and prevent and respond
to GBV and promote protection measures for women and girls who are survivors of GBV for
adoption at national level.
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