OOSCF Food Assurance Program

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Sickle cell warriors face relentless battles—not just against pain, but against hunger. In Nigeria, malnutrition and food insecurity plague 60% of families affected by sickle cell disease (SCD), worsening complications like anaemia, infections, and delayed development. The OOSCF Food Assurance Program delivers more than meals; it provides dignity, health, and resilience to those who need it most.

Transparency: 90% of donations directly nourish warriors and families.

This Program Directly Advances SDG 2 (Zero Hunger) and SDG 3 (Good Health & Well-being)

#NourishWithPurpose #EndSickleCell #FightHunger #OOSCF

Your support fuels a holistic approach to nutrition and care:

🍲 Nutrient-Dense Meal Packs: Monthly deliveries of iron-free proteins, vitamins, and hydration essentials tailored for sickle cell health.
🚨 Emergency Food Relief: Rapid response meals during crises (hospitalizations, floods, or economic hardship).
📚 Nutrition Workshops: Teach families to prepare affordable, immune-boosting meals that reduce pain crises.
🌾 Farm-to-Table Partnerships: Source fresh produce from local farmers, supporting communities while ensuring quality.
🏡 Home Visits: Deliver food to homebound warriors and caregivers in remote or underserved areas.
🍎 School Meal Programs: Provide daily fortified meals to keep children with SCD healthy and learning.

How You Can Help

₦300,000: Feeds a child for three months with tailored meal packs.
₦500,000: Sponsors a nutrition workshop for 50 families.
₦2,500,000: Funds a school meal program for 100 students for one year.

Every bite heals! Together, we’re turning meals into medicine and hunger into hope.

Saves Lives: Reduces hospitalizations by 40% through improved immunity and energy levels.
Empowers Families: Frees limited incomes for medical care, education, and livelihoods.
Builds Community: Connects warriors to local farmers and volunteers, fostering solidarity.
SDG Alignment: Advances SDG 2 (Zero Hunger) and SDG 3 (Good Health).