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94, Emeka Anyaoku Street, Area 11
Garki, Abuja
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You may send an email
info@bimbolafoundation.org
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Helpline and support
07049591289
08034508388
About us
About Bimbola Nutrition
Bimbola Nutrition and Health Foundation
Bimbola Nutrition and Health Foundation (BNHF) was established out of a passion for health and well-being in vulnerable groups, populations at risk of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and malnutrition. Lower-class people, women, children, and older people are the most vulnerable. NCDs account for about 80% of deaths worldwide. It poses significant threats to human health and may constitute a barrier to gross domestic product (GDP) growth and development. One of the contributors to NCDs is an unhealthy diet and physical inactivity.
Therefore, we target the entire cycle of human life to help reduce the prevalence in groups. Hence preventing the transfer of diseases from one cycle to another. We nip the bud on the tip and prevent further spread. Therefore, we reduce the prevalence of NCDs and undernutrition in communities and groups through stakeholder engagement. Challenges facing low and middle-income countries and people at risk of non-communicable diseases and malnutrition will be tackled with enhanced scientific research, surveillance, and evaluation. Our organisation will constantly review strategies that would minimise malnutrition in the population at risk to the barest minimum. Our tactics and immeasurable plans are being highlighted, and we have a formidable team with the readiness to achieve growth of the country’s GDP through adequate nutrition awareness and interventions.
Therefore, we target the entire cycle of human life to help reduce the prevalence in groups. Hence preventing the transfer of diseases from one cycle to another. We nip the bud on the tip and prevent further spread. Therefore, we reduce the prevalence of NCDs and undernutrition in communities and groups through stakeholder engagement. Challenges facing low and middle-income countries and people at risk of non-communicable diseases and malnutrition will be tackled with enhanced scientific research, surveillance, and evaluation. Our organisation will constantly review strategies that would minimise malnutrition in the population at risk to the barest minimum. Our tactics and immeasurable plans are being highlighted, and we have a formidable team with the readiness to achieve growth of the country’s GDP through adequate nutrition awareness and interventions.
read moreVision
To build sustainable health in the population at risk of malnutrition and NCDs within the shortest period.
Core values
- Professionalism
- Ethical standards
- Integrity
- Courage
- Total Health
Projects
- Free culinary training
- The CMAM and IYCF outreach
- Hospital visits for health talks and some health amenities distributions
- Quiz competitions and debates in schools on selected nutrition topics
- Free medical tests to vulnerable groups and downtrodden
- Food (Raw and cooked) donations to the less privileged
- Organised seminars, workshops, and conferences to sensitise people on healthy living through diet and lifestyle.
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
- To improve health and well-being in vulnerable groups by promoting adequate nutrition and healthy food choices through the life cycle
- To promote quality education in individuals living in low and medium-income countries
- To reduce hunger to zero among individuals at risk of malnutrition
- To create empowerment opportunities for vulnerable groups, including women
- To instil food/water hygiene in every individual through health promotion and monitoring.
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Achievements
- An increase in the number of self-reliant women
- Jobs creation through skills acquisition
- Reduced unhygienic practices by providing cutlery and plates for further feeding practices.
- Increased awareness of exclusive breastfeeding in about 20% of every community with at least 80 women
- Increased awareness of the importance of complementary feeding
- Inspiring and supporting vulnerable groups, especially women and children.
- Nutrition education to increase knowledge.
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At Bimbola Nutrition and Health Foundation, we believe that true well-being encompasses more than just the absence of illness. Therefore, our programs focus on proactive health promotion and the cultivation of healthy practices.
