Advocacy
Looking ahead, Food For Life Nepal is committed to continuing its support to governments and aims to provide meals to over 25,000 school children by the year 2032 AD.
At Food For Life Nepal, we go beyond just giving meals; we focus on the overall well-being of the children in our Mid-Day Meal program. Through regular campaigns, we educate students with essential knowledge on proper handwashing, sanitation practices, and the importance of maintaining a balanced and nutritious diet for healthy wellbeing. Our initiatives include educating students about the potential health risks associated with excessive consumption of processed and unhealthy foods, with a particular emphasis on avoiding junk food. FFLN holistic approach goes hand in hand with our mission to create a positive and lasting impact on the communities we serve.
At Food For Life, we provide special attention on the overall health of our Mid-Day Meal program beneficiaries. To safeguard the dental well-being of participating students, we have implemented organised dental check-up programs. These programs focus on preventing dental issues and encourage good oral hygiene practices among the children. Our goal is not just to provide meals but also to make sure that every child in our program stays healthy and happy. Through these dental check-ups, we aim to contribute to the oral well-being of the communities we serve
As much as we are committed to the wellbeing of children, we also prioritise the health of our kitchen team. Comprehensive health check-ups are regularly conducted to ensure the well-being of our dedicated staff.. Our health check-up drives focus on early detection and preventive healthcare measures, aiming to contribute to the overall health and vitality of our team.. This initiative underscores our dedication to both our team and the beneficiaries, aligning with our mission to promote well-being in the communities we support.
Never stop believing in HOPE because miracles happen everyday.In the wake of growing COVID-19 pandemic, Food for Life Nepal (FFLN) launched its new Food Relief Campaign- ‘Hausala’ (हौसला) with an intention to deliver dry ration kits to low income community and underprivileged groups or distribute cooked meals to those who struggle for their meals on daily wages. Since the launch of ‘Hausala’, on 6th April 2020, FFLN has been able to distribute thousands of ration kits to particularly vulnerable groups such as differently-abled, pregnant women, children and elderly citizens of the nation.
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