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The Indian Express: Evidence-based nutritional interventions can have long-term positive impacts on mothers and children’s health
Written by Sunish Jauhari Thirty-six year-old Theithim, who lives in the village of Chongchin in Churachandpur district of Manipur, works hard to ensure that she can feed her seven children one nutritious meal. On most days, all she can afford to feed them is rice and some vegetables from the forest. For mothers like Theithim,…
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Vitamin Angels Embraces the Direct Health-Care Sector Nutrition Interventions Described in The Lancet Series on Maternal and Child Undernutrition Progress
The Vitamin Angel Alliance Vitamin Angels (VA) continues to expand access to evidence-based nutrition interventions in a sustainable manner by providing: Evolving Capabilities Many know VA primarily as a supplier of commodities to non-governmental organizations (NGOs). Indeed, VA focused, initially, on strategic deployment of the evidence-based intervention, high dose vitamin A supplementation, starting in earnest in 2007.…
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Patch: Charity Supports Women – International Women’s Day
International Women’s Day is March 8th donate to a charitable organization that helps empower women. Vitamin Angels is on a mission to help nutritionally-vulnerable pregnant women and children in all 50 US states and 70+ countries gain access to life-saving essential vitamins and minerals – a proven way of combating the threat of malnutrition at the start…