Nourishment for HIV/AIDS Infected Indian Children

Grace Peter Charitable Trust has arranged a function to distribute the nourishment and guidance & counseling for the target children on 11/08/2012. Mrs. Elsie Edwin has inaugurated the function and distributed the benefits to the target children who are the in-charge of Head of the Organization of Grace Peter Charitable Trust. Er. P.Pandiaraju Director of Grace Peter Charitable Trust welcomed the all participants. Mr. C.Pitchai has conducted the counseling and guidance for the target children. The target children were actively participated in counseling session. All target children are happy & active. Their CD4 counts were increased.  All the target children are going to school regularly with happy.

Place of Nutrition food

Distribution to target children                          :    Grace Peter Charitable Trust

                                                                        Administrative Office, Madurai, India.

Date of Distribution                                        :    11 – 08 – 2012

Number of Beneficiaries for the month of

May 2012                                                      :    25 Target children

Numbers of Benefits have distributed

to target Children                                         : 1. Manna Nutrition flour

                                                                      2. Rice pack

                                                                      3. Zincovit Vitamins and Minerals Tonic

                                                                      4. Try Dates fruits

                                                                      5. Cashew Nuts

                                                                      6. Dhal

                                                                      7. Rs. 500/- Cash for daily

                                                                          Purchase vegetables & Fruits

                                                                     8, Guidance & Counseling by Mr. C.Pitchai

Case Study of a Target Child N.Nagarari

1. Name of the child                               : N.Nagarani

2. Standard                                             :   9^th STD

3. Date of birth                                       :  15.1.1998

4. Health status                                      :  HIV/AIDS Positive

5. Addresses for communication           :  3/ 87 Solaimathi colony,

                                                              Puduthamarai

                                                               Othakadivazhi , Madurai .

6. Family income                                  :    Rs. 1200/-

7. Family back ground                         :      N.Nagarani is coming from socially as well as economically weaker section.  N.Nagarani is a HIV/AIDS positive child and has one younger sister & one younger brother. Her younger sister is also a HIV/AIDS positive child.  Her mother is working as a tailor with her own machine sponsored by Grace Peter Charitable Trust and she is the only bread winner of the family.  Her father died due to HIV/AIDS infection. Her mother is also living with HIV/AIDS positive. 

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• Nutrition Food Distributed to the Target Children

Awareness Program for the HIV/AIDS infected children and their family.

As part of the Distribution of Nutrition support, we have arranged an awareness program and counseling for the target children and their family. Mr. V.C.Pitchai M.S.W., M.Phil., delivered the messages that the new world order soon emerge where invention of new medicines will erase this disease once for all.

Mrs. Ananthavalli who is a volunteer of the GPC Trust also living with HIV/AIDS positive gave advice to the target children that don’t hesitate to say we are living with HIV/AIDS positive and face the realities of this world and take the nutrition food given by the Grace Peter Charitable Trust and come out as healthy Indian children. She interacted with the target children and emphasized the importance of ART and encouraged to take medicine regularly.

• Awareness Program (DOC)