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TAHEA wajitolea kusaidia watoto Katika huduma ya elimu ya chakula na lishe

Na Martha Magessa
Ili kusaidia jamii kuondokana na adui umasiki shirika la kitaalamu na kisayansi katika nyanja za Kilimo, Elimu, Maendeleo ya jamii na Ustawi wa jamii{Tanzania Home Economics Association(TAHEA)}limesema liko tayari kumsaidia mtu binafsi, familia na jamii ya Tanzania kwa ujumla kijamii na kiuchumi kwa kutoa elimu ya fani mbalimbali.
Hayo yamesemwa na mratibu wa shilrika hilo Bw Peter Mapunda, wakati alipokuwa akizungumzia mipingo ya TAHEA, inayotekezwa kwa sasa ambao ni Mpango wa kuhudumia watoto waishio katika Mazingira hatarishi.
Mipango mingine ni Mradi wa kuhudumia watoto waishio katika Mazingira hatarishi ngazi ya jamii katika wilaya ya Iringa kwa hisani ya watu wa Marekani kupitia shirika la Africare pamoja na mpango wa Kujengea uwezo AZAKI zinazotekeleza Mpango wa Pamoja Tuwalee wa kusaidia watoto waishio katika Mazingira hatarishi ikishirikiana na shirika la Africare kwa hisani ya watu wa Marekani mikoa ya Iringa Njombe, Dodoma na Singida
Aidha Bw Mapunda amesema Katika huduma ya elimu ya chakula na lishe watoto 6418 kati yao wakike wakiwa 3105,walifikiwa kupitia walezi wao huku watoto 405 wakiume 205,na wakike 200 walisaidiwa chakula na watoto wengine 520,waliopo chini ya miaka mitano walihakikiwa kuangalia hali ya lishe.
Hata hivyo mratibu huyo ameongeza kuwa kwa mwaka 2013 walihamasisha uundwaji wa vikundi vya kuweka na kukopa na vile vya uzalishaji mali pampja na kutoa elimu ya chakula na lishe.
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