Children and Youth Health and Nutrition Project

by Association of Locally Empowered Youth in Mindanao (ALEY-M) Inc.
Children and Youth Health and Nutrition Project
Growing eggplant
Growing eggplant

Dear Friend,

Thank you very much for your support to our initiative providing for the health and nutrition of children and youth. In our work, we found out that the growing of vegetables is one of the best way wherein the health and nutrition of children and their families are boosted. This is because vegetables are easy to grow, there is also the availability of organic manure that families can use in order to fertilize their crops. This reporting period we focus our support to the provision of vegetable seeds and organic fertilizer to interested families prioritizing those with malnourished children. We were able to provide inputs and technical assistance to 170 families and we hope to increase the number as we approach the holiday season and we hope that more donors would give. Again thank you so much.

Very sincerely yours,

Jed Christian

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Increasing food sources
Increasing food sources

Dear Friend,

Thank you very much for your generous support to our initiative providing health and nutrition for children of poor families. These basic needs is important for the general welfare of the children as well their communities. This reporting period we were able to support by providing vegetable seeds to 200 families affected by bad weather events. Thanks to other partners aside from this platform. Incessant rains is more frequent and life is more difficult because of severe changes in the climate. We don’t know what the future holds for poor, vulnerable families but we will try our best to be of help. Again thank you so much.

Very sincerely yours,

Jed Christian Sayre

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Supporting children and youth and their families
Supporting children and youth and their families

Dear Friend,

Thank you very much for your support to our initiative promoting the health and nutrition of children and youth and their families. Our proven approach is to provide multi-pronged assistance comprising education, training and the supply of basic inputs such as vegetable seeds so that families are able to increase food production and be sustainable. We also include in the repertoire the raising of small animals such as chicken, pigs, goats and ducks. Our strategy is to link with local supporters so that we are able to pool a lot of support. In this way during this reporting period, we are able to provide for the needs of 120 children and youth. Hoping for your continuing support. Thank you so much.

Very sincerely yours,

Jed Christian

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vegetable promotion for nutrition improvement
vegetable promotion for nutrition improvement

Dear Friend,

Greetings from our association and thank you very much for your generous support to our initiative providing access to health and nutrition services for poor children. The coronavirus pandemic is still very much affecting local communities and the need to support poor children is imperative. The health and nutrition of poor children needs to be addressed because that is their passport for healthy adults later. With healthy adults, they are able to build and improve their communities and this is ensuring progress. During this reporting period, we continue to promote one of our flagship initiative which is vegetable gardening using local resources around the farm. In so doing health and nutrition as well as income is assured. We are able to provide vegetable seeds and organic fertilizer to 120 families during this reporting period. Hoping for your continuing support to us. Thank you very much.

Very sincerely yours,

Jed Christian

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Training and input support
Training and input support

Dear Friend,

Warm greetings and thank you very much for your generous support to our initiative children and youth health and nutrition project. This project is very much needed especially now with the coronavirus pandemic affecting even the remote of villages. Health and nutrition is very important and these can be solved by the growing of vegetables in the backyard. This is easy to do and provide a lot of other benefits aside from nutrition. Gardening provides exercise, free the mind from worries and the surplus is an added income for the household. This reporting period we are able to provide support to 300 youth. We are happy also seeing growing vegetables in the backyard. Hoping for your continuing support to this initiative. 

Very sincerely yours,

Jed Christian

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Association of Locally Empowered Youth in Mindanao (ALEY-M) Inc.

Location: Cagayan de Oro - Philippines
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Project Leader:
Jed Christian Sayre
Director
Cagayan de Oro, Philippines
$10,650 raised of $40,000 goal
 
181 donations
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