The Mansaray Foundation and Michael Nabieu, Co-Founder and Head of Programs for Forum For Agriculture, Innovation, and Empowerment for Children and Youth in Sierra Leone (FAIECY-SL) recently met with a cross-section of youth farmers to discuss ways to increase and diversify their produce. The goal is to support the foundation’s feeding program for pregnant, lactating women, and children under 5 years old. The feeding program has already improved the nutritional status of pregnant women, resulting in healthy gestational weights for their babies.
According to the foundation, there have been over 1000 cases of severe malnutrition in the district they operate in over the last 10 months. The foundation is committed to providing community-level, high-impact interventions to address this nutritionally vulnerable group. They are seeking unwavering support from the public to continue this initiative.
To learn more about The Mansaray Foundation and support their cause, visit their website at www.mansarayfoundation.org.
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The Mansaray Foundation and Michael Nabieu, Co-Founder and Head of Programs for Forum For Agriculture, Innovation, and Empowerment for Children and Youth in Sierra Leone (FAIECY-SL) met with a cross-section of our youth farmers and charted a way forward to increase and diversify our produce to support our feeding program for pregnant, lactating women and children under 5.
Our feeding program has improved the nutritional status of pregnant women and babies are being born with healthy gestational weights.
Across the district we operate in, there have been over 1000 cases of severe malnutrition over the last 10 months. There is much more work ahead and we look forward to your unwavering support to this community level, high impact intervention in this nutritionally vulnerable group.
To support this initiative visit our website at www.mansarayfoundation.org.
