Projects on school feeding

Addressing chronic malnutrition in children is a significant issue in Ghana, leading to life-threatening problems.
To combat this, we’ve initiated a Kindergarten and Primary Schoolfeeding Program, providing daily meals for 600 children in four villages in the Ashanti Region and 152 children in Abekwai, in the Bono Region.

Local women are employed to cook for the children, using locally sourced ingredients from nearby markets. This not only aids the children, but also supports local market women who can now better care for their own children.

Additionally, our farm and poultry programs aim to achieve greater food self-sufficiency in the long run, reducing dependence on external food donations.

It’s a self-help approach at its finest!

Projects on the topic: Projects on school feeding

School Feeding in Abekwai

Chronic malnutrion - which leads to serious diseases - is a huge problem in Ghana. The children are weakened and die more quickly of diseases that could be fought off better by well-fed bodies.

SCHOOL FEEDING AT LAKE BOSOMTWE

Chronic malnutrition is a huge problem in Ghana and it is responsible for many diseases. The children are weakened. To them, diseases – from which a healthy child could recover easily – are fatal.