Hunger can reduce a child’s learning capacity by up to 50% (UNICEF).
Goal: Provide 3,000 children with daily meals for just $350 per child per year.
Many children in Iraq do not receive balanced, nutritious meals, often lacking milk, protein, and fresh fruits and vegetables in their diets. Without proper nutrition, students experience low energy, difficulty concentrating, and weaker immune systems, making it harder for them to focus in class, retain information, and perform well academically.
Studies show that nutrition plays a direct role in cognitive function, school performance, and attendance rates. When children receive daily, balanced meals, they have the energy and focus needed to thrive academically and physically, setting them up for long-term success.
● Providing nutritious daily meals with a focus on balanced nutrition.
● Ensuring students receive milk, fruits, vegetables, and protein-rich foods.
● Partnering with local suppliers to make this a sustainable, long-term initiative.
Sponsor a child’s meals for an entire year for less than $1 a day.
A well-fed child is a ready-to-learn child—Donate now!
