The Feed and Nurture project aimed to provide critical nutrients and milk to children in IDP camps in Tigray. It addressed the urgent need to meet the nutritional requirements of vulnerable children affected by conflict in Tigray. Through the provision of high-nutrient supplements, the project aimed to reduce malnutrition and support the overall health and well-being of children. In addition to the supplements, the project also provided powdered milk.

The project had a strong focus on community and sustainability, with local community groups and NGOs involved in the planning and implementation of activities. This ensured that the project was responsive to the needs of the local communities and that the benefits were lasting.

Generally, the “Feed and Nurture” project provided a vital lifeline to the children affected by Tigray war, ensuring that they had access to the essential nutrients they needed to survive and thrive in a difficult and uncertain environment.

Project amount: 4.5 million birr
Area of project implementation: Mekelle, Adwa, Axum and Shire-Endaselasie