SAY NO TO THE HUNGER VIRUS INITIATIVE

SAY NO TO THE HUNGER VIRUS is a charity based initiative dedicated to providing nutritious meals to the most vulnerable people especially children who are unable to at least get one meal each day.

We are working tirelessly to solving childhood hunger problems not just for today or tomorrow, but for good. We don’t buy food for hungry children but instead, we grow our own food together with the hungry children in our community-based gardens.

WHY DOING THIS;

In our modern world, there are shockingly millions of children who spend their days hungry and still go to bed hungry despite of all the excessive food wastage we see around towns and urban regions!

To some children, hunger is an occasional challenge but for many more, hunger is a daily experience! Nevertheless, we lose thousands of such innocent children just because of the ‘’hunger virus’’. These children wake up each day without knowing where their daily meals will come from!

Millions of children are continuously living on streets and food insecure households and of which, very few mind about this!

“Food insecurity” simply means, a child doesn’t know where their next meal is coming from.

There is a particular need of saving our future by providing hungry children with food assistance whenever we’re able to help them since children are our future.

At say no to the hunger virus, we believe that we all have a moral obligation to not only help these hungry children with food assistance but to as well get their lives off street, house and educate them as they also wish to live a better life once just like other children.

Our principal objectives;

-To extend food assistance to hungry children on streets and food insecure households.

-To get children off streets and put a roof above their heads.

-To provide essential education to the most vulnerable children as education is their future.

Our vision;

To have hunger-free communities in Uganda and the entire world where the hunger virus has got a home. As this is one of the sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) put by the United Nations organization to be achieved by 2030.