
Feed 1,000 Children
65%"Before the porridge came to our school, my son used to walk home at midday. Now he stays until the last bell."
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The leading killer of Acholi children under five. A treated net costs $6 and lasts three years — read the full encyclopedia entry.





"Before the porridge came to our school, my son used to walk home at midday. Now he stays until the last bell."

"We used to teach 94 children under a mango tree. The rain would send everyone home."

"I used to leave at four in the morning to fetch water. Now my daughter fetches it before school in fifteen minutes."

"They said my child was cursed. Acholi Resilience said she was our child, and they would help me care for her."

"The rains failed. We ate one meal a day for three months. The emergency food kept my grandchildren alive."

"I have not received a gift since before the war. This year I received salt, sugar, and a blanket."

"My stipend is small, but it is the reason 87 children have a teacher this term."

"I was going to be married at fourteen. The sponsorship paid my school fees and my father agreed to wait."

"The nearest clinic is twenty kilometres. The mobile team comes here — we do not lose children to fever any more."

"A Bible in the Acholi language changed my Sunday. Now I preach in the words my grandmother sang in."

"I had never planted before the training. My first harvest fed my family and paid for two school uniforms."

"When the lights came on at the sanctuary, the children clapped for an hour."

"My students had heard of a computer. They had never touched one."

"I trained as a tailor. Now I employ two other women from my village."

"The loan bought a grinding mill. The mill paid for the loan, and now it pays my children's school fees."

"Six of us took the loan together. All six businesses are still open two years later."