Food aid and hygiene products are crucial components of many people housing projects, providing essential nourishment to residents who may face food insecurity. Fundraising efforts are often necessary to support these programs and ensure that residents have access to healthy and nutritious meals.
Food Aid
Nutritional Needs: Many residents in public housing projects may face food insecurity, making it difficult to meet their nutritional needs. Food aid helps ensure that they have access to healthy and nutritious meals.
Improved Health: Proper nutrition is essential for physical and mental health. Food aid can help prevent malnutrition and related health problems.
Reduced Healthcare Costs: By providing nutritious food, public housing projects can help reduce the overall healthcare costs associated with residents.
Community Well-being: A well-nourished population contributes to a healthier and more vibrant community.
Hygiene Products
Disease Prevention: Access to hygiene products helps prevent the spread of diseases, especially in crowded living conditions.
Improved Health: Good hygiene practices are essential for maintaining personal health and preventing infections.
Dignity and Self-Esteem: Having access to basic hygiene products can help individuals feel more confident and valued.
Community Health: A community with good hygiene practices is less likely to experience outbreaks of diseases.
In summary, food aid and hygiene products are crucial for ensuring the health, well-being, and dignity of residents in public housing projects. They help address basic needs, prevent diseases, and contribute to a healthier and more vibrant community.
The fund raised will be utilised to provide the following products :
Cooking Oil
Brown rice
Salt
Sugar
Milo
Nuts (Almond/ Peanuts/ Cashewnuts)
Milk
Canned food
Eggs
Reusable diapers
Sanitary pads
Head to toe wash
Baby bottles
Above list is not exhaustive and may change based on the mother's condition.
No amount is too little, every cent counts! Help us to combat malnourishment among affected mothers and babies.
