COVID-19: Feed families at-risk in Mexico

Mrs. B can barely add and subtract, she does not know how to read or write and this limits her from having self-confidence, security and a better quality of life for herself and her daughters since not knowing how to read or write makes it difficult for her. find a better source of work. What she earns is barely enough to pay the rent where she and the little P and A live. Her daughters who are 5 and 7 years old are in the most important stage of their life, early childhood; stage that will be the pillar of their physical, cognitive and emotional development, but unfortunately P and A, when they entered the nutrition care scheme in our community center, they were detected in a nutritional state of short stature and at risk of suffering from anemia. Therefore, by receiving her nutritious and balanced breakfast every morning, in addition to carrying out monthly nutritional monitoring through weight-height measurements, as well as hemoglobin measurement, and guiding Mrs. B on how to prepare food at home. nutritious with the budget and resources it has, have allowed the little P and A to reach their ideal weight and size.

Thanks to your support, more than 100 girls and boys who live in the Monte Albán neighborhood and who are or are going through the same situation as P and A, will be able to continue receiving a nutritious breakfast, monitoring and nutritional guidance to improve their nutritional status and consequently their quality of life.