We believe in the importance of going beyond traditional actions that address the humanitarian emergency to provide well-being and improve health and nutrition, especially for children and young people.
direct beneficiaries
indirect beneficiaries
duration
Provide healthcare to 3,000 children from vulnerable populations for 12 months.
To benefit 7,000 families through training in emergency care at the home of the parents and teachers from vulnerable populations without access to the health system.
Reduce the incidence of preventable diseases through hygiene and health education
Provide nutritional supplements to those children who are detected to be at risk of malnutrition or some level of malnutrition
401 Patients Served.
306 Nutrition consultations where delivered.
362 Nutritional treatments.
82 General and emergency medicine consultations.
38 Laboratory tests performed.
We believe it is important to go beyond the traditional approaches to solving a humanitarian crisis, in order to improve the well being, health and nutrition among children and young people.