By Sofia Garcia | Manager and Voluntary
The Critical Importance of Addressing Malnutrition in Early Childhood
Do you know all the consequences that malnutrition can have in the early years of life?
These consequences are devastating for a child's well-being. Additionally, there is a high risk that a malnourished child will suffer from poor academic performance and impaired intellectual capacity. That’s why, as an organization dedicated to preschool education, we emphasize our nutritional program so much!
How can we expect a child with an empty stomach to succeed in their school life? Not only can we not expect it, but it will be impossible!
This problem is prevalent in Guatemala, where poverty and malnutrition are among the most significant issues, even in the region. When we focused our mission on rural areas, we knew our achievements would be met with several obstacles, but nothing will stop us!
Help us sustain our Nutritional Program, which aims to provide a cup of nutritional supplement to our children every day. What does that mean in our classrooms? It means supporting 600 children throughout the 12 months of the year. Can you imagine the impact this would have on the regions of Guatemala and on the physical and educational future of these children?
This is why your contribution is so valuable, no matter how large or small. Additionally, you can support us in many other ways by spreading the word about this great project.
Your help can make a real change in the present and future of Guatemalan children, significantly improving their overall well-being! Join the change today!
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Let´s Be Ready /Magical Classroom
Guatemala
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