Help Donate to feed 30 poor kids

This campaign helps to feed healthy food to 30 poor kids daily in Prayas foundation starting from next week. Aim of this campaign is to help malnutrition kids. The experience of being a mother is beautiful and incomparable. The strongest and most precious link exists between a mother and her child. She is the happiest person on the planet as a result, but her pleasure comes with a heavy burden of responsibilities, such as taking care of herself. Since a mother's health also effects her child's health, it can be difficult for mothers with limited financial means to consume a nutritious meal that will feed both their bodies and that of their children. Poverty and pregnancy have a number of negative effects on a baby's health in the early years that frequently lead to poorer health outcomes for the rest of the child's life. Nearly two-thirds of all female deaths are caused by serious complications, which include severe bleeding (typically after childbirth), infections, pre-eclampsia and eclampsia, high blood pressure throughout pregnancy, problems following delivery, and botched abortions. We ensure 100% transparency because you deserve to know when, where, and how your donations are bringing a change in who's life. We will share the photographic proofs with the sponsor's name from the underprovided mothers to be. The distribution will be carried out by our partner NGOs in the areas of Alwar. Let's support the Poor Kids! This donation will consists of Kit: Nutrition Kit : Gur (Jaggery), Chana (Chickpeas) and Biscuits

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