Through the distribution of essential food items, including over 350,000 food items and 300 bags of corn, Touch of Love International provides immediate relief to families and individuals facing severe food insecurity, notably in remote and grassroots communities. Our efforts ensure that thousands of homeless adults and children receive the nutrition they need, directly impacting the lives of 12,000 individuals annually in Nigeria and aiding rural families in Malawi.

Feed the street kids

Target Areas: Remote and grassroots communities in Nigeria

Beneficiaries: 12,000 homeless adults and children fed annually

Inflation in Nigeria: The country faces a high inflation rate of 22.79%, significantly impacting the cost of essential food items, which increased by over 25% within a year.

Rising Food Expenditure: A family of four's monthly food expenditure escalated from 64,000 Naira in May 2022 to 150,000 Naira in November 2023, marking a 134% increase.

Income Allocation: The average Nigerian household dedicates 56% of its income to food expenses, the highest percentage worldwide.

IMPACTS:
Beneficiaries: 12,000 homeless adults and children fed annually

Hunger Alleviation: The initiative significantly reduced hunger in marginalized communities amid soaring food costs through monthly distributions.

Support for Vulnerable Children: Regular nutrition support was provided to children who were driven to menial jobs and begging.

Financial Relief for Families: The program helped ease some of the financial pressures on families grappling with increased food prices.

Highlighting Economic Issues: The initiative shed light on Nigeria's economic crisis and its dire impact on vulnerable populations.

Feed the Hungry Project in Malawi

Distribution of 300 bags of corn to provide immediate food relief to vulnerable families in Malawi.

Target Beneficiaries: Rural families, especially those headed by women.

IMPACTS

Immediate Relief: Each bag of corn can feed a family of four for two weeks, implying that the project potentially aided 1,2000 individuals for this duration.

Economic Relief: By providing staple food, families could redirect their limited resources to other essential needs, thus easing financial strain.

Gender-Specific Impact: The project particularly supported female-headed households, who are disproportionately affected by poverty and food insecurity.