These latest photos from the School Health Parliament Club at St. Bridget Girls High School in Isingiro District, Uganda, illustrate the visit in April 2020 of Gyavira Mwesigwa, our Movement of Life Uganda national coordinator. The club’s motto, ‘Responsibility for Health, Peace & Social Justice’, reflects that of the Dr. Rath Health Foundation, the coordinating…
The participating families in our new community gardening project in Uganda have recently been learning how to make their own compost. Aided by the gardening tools we are supplying them with, they are now well on their way to achieving our key goals of ‘Food for All’ and ‘Health for All’. Eventually, through selling the…
Further to their launch of a new community health project in Malawi, our Movement of Life Malawi team recently held a training day and have begun setting up a community garden in which they will be growing fruit trees and vegetables. Led by coordinator Doreen Kumwenda, the team have also started teaching the families involved…
Building on the successful launch of our community project in Uganda, we recently launched a new community project in Ghana. Organized in partnership with the Great Initiate Foundation, a non-governmental organization, the project involves children and community youth leaders living in the northern region of the country. Teaching the participants about nutrition and Cellular Medicine,…
Here are some of the families who are taking part in our new Movement of Life Uganda community project. The families are being taught about the roles of essential micronutrients in maintaining health and preventing disease. Having learned about the importance of micronutrients, the families are then encouraged to grow micronutrient-rich fruits and vegetables in…
The Movement of Life Uganda team are continuing to deliver seeds and seedlings to the families taking part in our new community project. The micronutrient-rich plants the families will grow from these seeds and seedlings will improve their nutritional intake. The families will also be able to improve their incomes by setting up small businesses…
Further to last month’s launch of the community demonstration garden at the home of Mr Nuwagira John in Mbarara city, Uganda, we are pleased to report that spinach, cabbage, eggplants and amaranth have now been planted. The volume of crops planted should be sufficient not just to help feed the family, but also to produce a…
Further to the photos we published in May 2020 of young Amanya Emmanuel’s garden, we are pleased to report that his passion fruits have now reached the harvesting stage. His tomatoes, bee keeping and piggery projects are also progressing well. Well done Amanya Emmanuel!
Following the training day held in August 2020, the Movement of Life Uganda team have begun delivering gardening tools and seedlings to the families taking part in the new community project. The families have also been learning how to make their own vitamin C and polyphenol-rich powder using orange and lemon peelings. Impressively, the mother…
The Movement of Life Uganda team recently held a training day in preparation for a new community project we are launching. The project will set up demonstration homes in villages for the promotion of our ‘Free Health for All’, ‘Free Food for All’, and ‘Work for All’ campaigns. The family members in these demonstration homes…
