Zero Hunger

Nigeria has been ranked 103 out of 121 countries in the 2022 Global Hunger Index, a position that signifies the nation “has a level of hunger that is serious”. The report indicates that 12.7 per cent of Nigeria's population is undernourished. It also shows that 6.5 per cent of under-five children in the country are wasted while 31.5 per cent of children under five are stunted. It also indicates that 11.4 per cent of children in Nigeria die before their fifth birthday.

Child wasting signifies the share of children under five who have low weight for their height, reflecting acute undernutrition; child mortality on the other hand indicates the share of children who die before their fifth birthday, partly reflecting the fatal mix of inadequate nutrition and unhealthy environments. 

Our aim is to try and reduce or eradicate this by providing food suppliments and packages to individuals and areas affected by high poverty.

How can we achieve this?

• Providing food assistance: We do this in the form of distributing food directly to people in need, or providing vouchers or other forms of assistance that allow people to purchase food for themselves.
• Supporting sustainable agriculture: This can involve providing training and resources to small-scale farmers, helping them to increase the quantity and quality of the food they produce.
• Poviding Schools and Orphange homes with Food Items 
• Monthly Feed A Child Initiative that helps provide the snacks to schools 
• Educating the public: We work to raise awareness about hunger and its causes, and to mobilize people to take action to address the issue. This involves educating people about the importance of nutrition and the role that they can play in ending hunger, as well as encouraging people to donate time, money, or resources into making this cause a thing

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