Compassion Aid International helps African communities in eliminating food insecurity and ending hunger in the food recovery sector. From feeding, strengthening, leading, and empowering, especially the food insecure vulnerable households in the communities and in emergencies situations and natural disaster, We tackle the underlying causes of hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition and its effects on orphanage children, young and pregnant mothers and older persons above 60 years for a free hunger African communities.
Our goal is to ensure that every individual, regardless of their location or economic status, has the opportunity to lead a healthier, happier life. Ensuring everyone has access to essential food services, we provide medical support, preventive care, and health education to improve community well-being.
We have programs to reach orphanage children, older persons above 60 years, young mothers, single mothers and families no matter where they live or spend time. At community centers or foundation schools, in the city or countryside, our programs get food to people where they are and when they need it most.
Given the intent to establish expertise in logistics, volunteer management, and emergency food distribution, our food distribution network is uniquely positioned to offer immediate support to individuals and families during these disasters and the long recovery period that follows.
We know that food assistance is not just about providing more food to people in need. It’s about offering the right kind of foods that promote health and wellness in the families we shall serve, in this regards, We are working with Community Based Organizations to provide foods like fruits and vegetables, lean proteins, whole grains and low-fat dairy, foods which are often out of reach for many families we hesitant to serve
The Russia-Ukraine war has disrupted global supply of grain, causing a spike in food and fuel prices with overall essential services. The conflicts in Sudan, which commenced in April 2023, lead to mass displacement of people, some of whom sought refuge in Uganda. This mass immigration has impacted Uganda as a country, particularly in terms of food security.
Emergency food distribution, Compassion Aid food distribution network is uniquely positioned to offer immediate support to individuals and families during these disasters and the long recovery period that follows.
Each year, food wasted in the Africa continent could feed up to 300 million people, according to the United Nations. In Uganda alone, up to 40% of fruit and vegetables end up being discarded before it ever reaches the dinner table.
Compassion Aid. A 501(c)(3) organization. Donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent permitted by law. Compassion Aid and CCEF are registered service marks of Compassion Aid International, USA.
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