Providing Food to Hungry and Malnourished Children

Dear Friend,

Thank you very much for your support to our initiative providing food to hungry and malnourished children. We are happy to report that this initiative is going strong and we are expanding to 2 more villages. This reporting period we are able to implement 2 training programs for older children in the family so that they are able to start food production in their own homes with the help of all family members. During the training we emphasized the use of available resources that can be sourced around their house. For example are containers, sacks and agricultural waste that can be turned into fertilizer. The response of our trainees is very encouraging and we aim to provide them with starter inputs as they start their home production projects. Again thank you very much for your generosity.

Very sincerely yours,

Cora Sayre

Dear Friend,

Thank you very much for your support to our project providing food to hungry and malnourished children. We are very thankful of your continuing support as we try to reach-out to more children at the onset of the El Nino phenomenon. This severe dry season is sure to make farming more difficult and uneconomical and our farmers and their families will suffer. This reporting period we are promoting the growing of moringa for its high nutritive value. Moringa is the best for children and this can be used as vegetables or ground and mixed in bread and other cooked food. It is also very easy to grow and nuture thus our aim of popularizing and promoting this. Twenty families have planted moringa in their backyards already. Hoping for your continuing support to our initiative. Thank you very much. 

Very sincerely yours,

Cora Sayre