The Porridge Kitchen Appeal

Help us fund and expand our Porridge Kitchen…

Just 50p a day can provide a warm bowl of porridge for a child. Our porridge kitchen has transformed into a vital lifeline for numerous families, exceeding its original purpose. With your support, we can keep this vital resource running!

Meet Florence

Florence is a 2-year old from Uhuyi village who arrived at our Medical Centre with gastroenteritis and pneumonia due to malnourishment. Our medical team was able to treat Florence and provide her mother with desperately needed food items.

In the future we want to prevent this type of suffering from happening at all. Your support will help children like Florence by providing at least one meal a day through our community porridge kitchen.

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