In a heartwarming display of community spirit, Eye of the child together with Renee Jones Empowerement centre team took to the streets yesterday to distribute free food to vulnerable individuals including the homeless, and those struggling to make ends meet.
The street distribution, held in Lilongwe where volunteers from Eye of the Child hand out warm meals and soft drinks to those in need. The event was part of the organization's ongoing efforts to provide support to marginalized and raising awareness on human trafficking in Malawi.
"We believe that everyone deserves access to information of human trafficking, nutritious food and dignity, our street distribution program allows us to reach those who may be falling through the cracks, providing them with a sense of hope and belonging". Said the public relations officer but also the program's Acting coordinator, Asiyatu James.
One beneficiary, Mercy a homeless individual who has been struggling to find stable housing, expressed his gratitude for the support. "This food distribution is a blessing. It's not just about the food, it's about knowing that someone cares. Eye of the child has given me hope and reminded me that I'm not invisible." He said.
Eye of the child relies on donations to continue its street food distribution program. To support their efforts, please consider making a donation today.
To get involved during our next outreach program, organizations and individuals can contact them directly at 0886098029 or email address: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. . Together, we can make a difference in the lives of those who need it most.
HOW YOU CAN HELP:
- Donate food, clothing, or other essential items
- Volunteer your time to help with distributions and outreach programs
- Spread the word and encourage others to get involved
- Raise awareness about human trafficking to atrisk and vulnerable people
Your support can help bring hope and nutrition to those who need it most. Donate now and help Eye of the child continue its vital work in the community.
