Health centres are limited in number and a long distance away in rural areas, making it difficult for children and families to access healthcare. These health centres are often poorly maintained and lack proper medical equipment to treat illnesses.

Parents and primary caregivers are uneducated and unaware of preventive measures, symptoms and cures for common childhood illnesses. Mothers and mothers-to-be also lack knowledge on proper pre- and post-natal care, as well as proper nutrition.

Community health workers often lack training and, as a consequence, have limited knowledge on how to treat even basic illnesses. This makes it more difficult for them to provide health services to families and children in the communities they serve.

We establish Mother Support Groups and Nutrition Clubs to support new and expectant mothers with education on breastfeeding, birth preparedness and healthy timing and spacing of pregnancy. We provide access to maternal health services, supplements and nutrition training.

We support local healthcare facilities with equipment, training and more. We also equip and train community health workers to visit vulnerable families in places with limited access to healthcare, providing emergency frontline care and lifesaving interventions.

We work with communities to improve their agriculture so that farmers can provide healthy and nutritious food for their families. We train families and communities to improve nutrition and dietary diversity with local ingredients, ensuring that children grow up healthy and nourished.