Nutrition, what is it, and why is it important? Nutrition is defined as the process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth.
Tag: Covid19
Training Held at the Kamagawi Village
The training was held in Rangwe sub-county Kamagawi village in front of a homestead from 2:00 pm. The target group for this meeting was community members, and the main agenda was sensitization on COVID-19 and upscaling of the nutrition status for the community members.
Covid-19: County Nairobi
When a pandemic strikes a nation, it is bound to affect everyone in different ways. Sadly, low-income earners are being affected the most. Since Kenya announced the first COVID-19 case, the state of the country has not been the same.
Self Help Groups and Covid-19
Over the years, Women Chama’s have always been treasured. Most believe it is still a safer place to belong since most share experiences and exchange ideas in various aspects of life.
Training Held In Rangwe Sub County Hospital
The training was held in Rangwe sub-county hospital. The target group for this meeting was the Chakachaka youth group and the main agenda was sensitization on COVID-19 and upscaling of the nutrition status for the community members.
Impact of Covid-19 on Teenagers
School holidays usually bring joy to almost all children. Most boys and girls often look forward to spending quality time with family and friends.
What are our Boda Boda Riders up to with the COVID 19 Pandemic?
There has been a lot of discussion surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic and its effect on the nation. On 12th March 2020, Kenya confirmed the first case since the beginning of the outbreak in China in December 2019.
OAY COVID-19 Response: #Solidarity4Humanity Campaign
Since the COVID 19 pandemic struck the world, many challenges ranging from health matters, economic strains, and social/cultural issues have emerged. Health matters such as teen pregnancies have increased in the recent past, and most stakeholders are coming together to fight this menace. Economically, most youths and community members have lost