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Each of us can make a difference. And together, we can make a bigger impact towards curbing malnutrition among children. When you pledge your support, you join us in believing that a hunger-free nation is possible. You rally others by sharing stories of success, best practices and impact from the communities that World Vision India works, showing the possibility of a better, healthier future for children.

World Vision India’s Hunger-Free campaign

Sadly, 3000 children die in India every day due to malnutrition. Through the hunger-free campaign, we holistically respond to many facets of malnutrition and help save lives. We address the root causes of the issue and bring about just solutions to the complex issue of hunger and malnutrition. We are a proven and dedicated partner in ending malnutrition. Our relationship with vulnerable communities is a partnership of mutual respect, empowerment and accountability. We provide immediate food for today and empower families to produce their own food for tomorrow.

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Kanishkasri

3-year-old Kanishkasri, daughter of Logasundaram was moderately underweight and weighed only 10 kgs She was enrolled in World Vision India’s UMANG (Urgent Mangament and Action for Nutritional Growth) programme which started on 12th June 2017. After 30 days into the programme, Kanishkasri’s weight increased to 11 kgs. After 60 days of the programme she weighed 13 kgs. Kanishkasri’s mother, Saraswathi says her daughter now eats healthy food. Saraswathi has learnt to make a variety of new recipes that Kanishkasri likes. Even when Saraswathi forgets to go for the UMANG meetings, Kanishkasri reminds her to go. ....

Food Basket Programme

To combat malnourishment among children, we use the Food Basket Programme. Children who are severely malnourished are referred to a health facility such as a nutrition rehabilitation centre for medical and therapeutic intervention. After that, we educate the mothers/caregivers on feeding practices. Once the children are discharged from the facility, we give them food basket for a period of 6 months. Food basket contains essential ingredients necessary to prepare a nutritious meal.....

Saraswathi

Saraswathi says she is happy to be part of this cooking and feeding programme as she learns and interacts with other mothers. All children are now eating well because of change in the taste. “Previously I was not aware about the preparation of healthy snacks that can be prepared at home, now I can prepare some items at home because of the learnings that I received through UMANG training”, says Saraswathi.....

Mary

Mary’s son 14-month-old Jeevan was identified as a severe acute malnourished child. He was so weak that he could barely walk. After being identified as severly malnourished, World Vision India referred Jeevan to the Nutrition Rehabilitation Centre (NRC). After treatment at the NRC, his family was given a food basket containing all essential, nutritious ingredients. Mary was taught to prepare nutritious meals. Today, Jeevan has gained weight and is no more a malnourished child. He is normal, his appetite has improved and he is active.....

Puneet

Kanaka’s 4-year-old son Puneet now regularly attends the health and nutrition session conducted in the communities we serve in Visakhapatnam. Puneet was also severely malnourished and referred to the Nutrition Rehabilitation Center (NRC). Kanaka was instructed on healthy cooking and was given a food basket to support Puneet’s progress. He has also gained weight by one kg. ....

Kashish

Kashish stands on a scale to get her weight checked at the anganwadi. The playful 5-year-old was once listless and lethargic. Her personality perked up once she gained weight as her mother Solenka learned to cook more nutritious food at the anganwadi. World Vision India supports anganwadis in its programme by identifying and addressing malnutrition among children.....

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Bharuch ADP

In Bharuch, Gujarat, World Vision India works among 36 villages that struggle without access to food, education, nutrition and infrastructure. We provide nutrition support to malnourished children, ensure immunisation, empower families through food security programmes, strengthen community-based organisations and ensure protection and safety of children…
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Marungapuri ADP

Marungapuri is the most backward block in the Trichy district of Tamil Nadu. World Vision India works in 20 Panchayats of Marungapuri. We are improving the well-being of children, their families and communities by addressing the challenges of low wages, unemployment, water scarcity, lack of awareness on health, hygiene and nutrition, lack of quality education and lack of sanitation facilities at homes.
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Perambalur ADP

Perambalur is one of the most underdeveloped districts in the state of Tamil Nadu. This area is mainly agricultural in nature and is prone to flash floods because of the many rivers in the area. The income of the people is seasonal and they face unemployment for the rest of the year. World Vision India helps provide access to good health, clean water, irrigation facilities and right nutrition.…
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Godda ADP

Godda is one of the most backward districts in the newly formed state of Jharkand. Most people in Godda are illiterate and superstitious. Many of them are agriculturists, but they are unable to cultivate their land because of poverty. World Vision concentrates on key areas such as health, nutrition, education, agriculture and economic development. We also provide irrigation facilities so that villagers can cultivate their land throughout the year, thus increasing their income…
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Jorhat ADP

World Vision India works in 8 slums in Jorhat, Assam. The living conditions in these slums are deplorable. There are high incidences of malnourishment among children. Pregnant and lactating mothers are poorly fed. World Vision India began working here in October 2010. The goal of this project is that all boys and girls and their families and communities have access to right nutrition, quality education and health care…
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Dangs ADP

Dangs ADP works among 47 villages in Waghai Block of the Dangs District in Gujarat state. Life of people here revolves around agriculture. Poor sanitation facilities, poor quality of education, malnutrition and inadequate water storage facilities are some of the major concerns. Through sustainable interventions in areas of health, education and agriculture, World Vision India is improving the lives of children and their families.
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Melghat ADP

Melghat is a picturesque hill station in the Amravati District, of Maharashtra. This region caught the nation’s attention a couple of years ago for malnutrition deaths among children. World Vision India is addressing this issue through nutritional supplements, kitchen gardening, providing milch animals and irrigation facilities for farmers. …
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Visakhapatnam ADP

World Vision India works in 5 clusters of 35 slums in Visakhapatnam. The aim of the project is to assure health, education and economic self-sustainability. We focus on increasing the literacy rate by enrolling children into schools. We also focus on addressing the issue of malnutrition among children and we help raise the economic standard of the community through income generation programmes. …
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Gundlupet ADP

World Vision India works in 32 villages of Gundlupet. These villages are situated deep in the forest and hence it is a dispersed population. Most people are uneducated and it is difficult for the children to attend school. The villagers earn their living from soothsaying, gathering and selling honey and selling their agricultural produce. Our programmes are focussed on improving health, nutrition and education among children. …
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