NIRP Programs and services: November 2010

Restore Hope among people living with HIV and AIDS

A flock of chicks can help families from Buwunga village to the rural communities of Mazinga add nourishing, life-sustaining eggs to their inadequate diets. The protein in just one egg is a nutritious gift for a needy hungry children that don’t get adequate foods. Protein-packed eggs from even a single chicken can make a life-saving difference. NIRPUganda helps many poor hungry and HIV affected families with a starter flock of 2 to 10 chicks. A good hen can lay up to 200 eggs a year - plenty to eat, share or sell. With NIRP recipients' commitment to pass on the offspring and training, the exponential impact of adding chickens to communities in poverty is truly a model that helps end hunger and poverty, which increase self help within the community. More families are still in need. But it may be cheaper than we may think to lift more needy families out poverty and enable people living with HIV and AIDS provide for their families and support their medication. Click here to give now: http://www.betterplace.org/en/projects/4436-hiv-and-aids-relief-care-and-support

NIRP Programs and services

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Strengthening HIV responses in Masaka

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