Sentence examples for feeding programmes for the from inspiring English sources

UNICEF is providing water, healthcare, education, to families, as well as emergency feeding programmes for the millions of children at risk of dying from starvation.

Jowhar is the biggest operational hub for UNICEF's support to about 200 feeding centres for the treatment of severely malnourished children- a life threatening condition- and 80 supplementary feeding programmes for the treatment of moderately malnourished children.

UNICEF is supporting supplementary feeding programmes for the children and women of Eritrea and has asked for immediate help from other international agencies.

We had the first day care centre, a feeding programme for the elderly".

Jaya Murthy, interim communications chief for Unicef Somalia, said al-Shabaab's actions could threaten feeding programmes for 160,000 severely malnourished children across the centre and south of the country.

UNICEF will assit with the feeding of  15,000 under-five children in Belet Weyne town and surrounding areas, along with supplementary feeding programmes for 1,000 malnourished children.. Health services are being strengthened through the provision of supplies to aid approximately 200,000 people.

Hand-drawn charts line the walls, displaying statistics on screening and therapeutic feeding programmes for children under five.

Competitive asymmetries, in turn, may result in a more pronounced inhibition of juveniles, or even adult females, which at some point would seriously compromise the efficiency of the supplementary feeding programme for such target sex and age classes.

Such "miracles" often occur in Niger's CRENI and CRENA (the ambulatory feeding programme for children with severe malnutrition without medical complications), where every year more than 50,000 children are saved.

Since malnutrition remains significantly above the emergency threshold in Somalia, UNICEF has been supporting the clinic's therapeutic feeding programme for severely malnourished children.

Studies by the Bandim HDSS in Guinea-Bissau of malnutrition campaigns during that country's 1998 civil war found that vitamin A supplementation for children (64) and a supplementary feeding programme for children (65) helped to reduce mortality during the conflict.