According to a UNICEF study on nutrition, households affected by HIV/AIDS experience a drop in food consumption, which puts children (orphans in particular) at a higher risk of malnutrition. Additionally, a 2013 study found the introduction of school feeding programs resulted in an increase of annual attendance from 69% to 98%. Through our feeding programs we offer nutrition daily. Through this program, we can prevent malnutrition from inhibiting the development and education of the children in our care.
How you can help us provide Nutrition:
- Feeding Program $30 per child per year
CLICK HERE TO DONATE (donations can be made online or via cheque)
Nutrition
Posted: January 17, 2011 by VOH Africa
According to a UNICEF study on nutrition, households affected by HIV/AIDS experience a drop in food consumption, which puts children (orphans in particular) at a higher risk of malnutrition. Additionally, a 2013 study found the introduction of school feeding programs resulted in an increase of annual attendance from 69% to 98%. Through our feeding programs we offer nutrition daily. Through this program, we can prevent malnutrition from inhibiting the development and education of the children in our care.
How you can help us provide Nutrition:
CLICK HERE TO DONATE (donations can be made online or via cheque)
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