“It takes a village to raise a child” comes to mind when I reflect on my visit. Inspired by a woman’s wish to build homes for children orphaned by their mothers dying of HIV/AIDS (and who most likely would end up HIV+ themselves), I expected a hospice when I arrived. Instead, I was met with a joyful, vibrant network of community stakeholders — caregivers, social workers, doctors, and a mother who had given up her child but was working at the center to maintain contact while also getting work experience. This is what good advocacy looks like; love.