1.    Kitchen Gardens

                          

Spider Plant:-                                                                         Spider Plant for sale

 

 

Amaranths

           

               

Black Nightshade:                                                                 Spinach

The importance of the indegenious vegetables above are as follows:-

Spider Plant:-

It is very nutritious copared to most of the other indegenious vegetables., it is an air purifying plant by removing harmful chemicals from the air such as carbon  monoxide and ylene, they reduce depression, anciety, anger and tention, it contains high level of betacarotene, Vitamin C, Vitamin A and moderate levels of calmuium, magnesium and iron.  It also has high level of crude protein, lipids and phenolic acid.

Black Nightshade:-

Immunity boosting,  reduces Anthritis gastick pain by consuming the concotion made with this plant to deal with inflammation and morning stiffness and Period Cramps in women (Taking too many painkillers might give you relief from the pain but it also messes with your immuinity.  Thankfully, black nightshade can help.

Spinach:-

It strengthens the immune system,  assists Baby Development, keeps eyes helthy, helps Prevent Osteoporosis, Curbs Appetite and Boosts Hydration

Amaranths benefits:

It makes Strong and healthy bones, Amaranths leaves Heart health – Heart diseases are very common now days and it’s worrying

Healthy eyes and hair, Digestive health - Ideal for pregnant women and a Great source of protein. 

All the above indigenous vegetables contributes a lot to the health of children and People Living with HIG/Aids.

2.  Child Monitoring and Weighing

Target families have been trained to always carry their Clinic Cards whenever any follow-up is done on children as seen below.  Those who are HIV Positive also received their Anti Retrovirus  drugs through an Outreach meeting in collaboration with the hospitals as seen in the pictures below

 

                

 

                                    

Continuous Child Monitoring and follow-up was done in the communities whereby target children were monitoring using their Clinic Cards as seen in the pictures above and those who were sick were referred to hospital and a close follow-up done in the hospital as above.

3. Harvesting of Maize