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Headline
The Nutritional Center at Don Bosco Ngangi provides intensive nutritional support for severely malnourished infants, toddlers and children in the Goma area. They currently serve 150 children.  It costs only 2.00$ a day to feed a malnourished infant and 1.00$ a day for an older child. Since January, the World Food Bank has no longer been able to provide bulk food supplies and infant formula. Right now the center is critically low on food and may not be able to continue helping these children unless urgent assistance is received. Can you spare a dollar to feed a child for a day? Please help us continue to help these vulnerable children!

Christian age 4 , refered from near by refugee camp
Weigh in at the center
cooking on a large scale
Carring out vats of food
Food lines, waiting to be fed
Serving food
child eating
One child feeds another
Empty food warehouse
Please help!
Ngangi Medical Center success story
13 month old Ivote arrived at Don Bosco Ngangi weighing only 1.5 kilos and near death from severe malnutrition. He is pictures in the arms of his mother after several months of intensive care at the Don Bosco Ngangi Nutritional Center. Cases like his are not rare in Goma. To view more patient pathology and success stories please visit our Patient Stories page.

Ivote on Arrival at Don Bosco Ngangi Medical Center
Ivote after treatment at Don Bosco Nutrtional Center
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