MOZAMBIQUE
337,634 people were impacted through 23 projects.
240,062 participants accessed various WASH interventions, including hygiene promotion, access to clean water, distribution of hygiene kits, training, hygiene and sanitation messaging, distribution of handwashing stations, and access to increased sanitation facilities at schools, health facilities, and at the community/household level.
26,624 children have an enabling learning environment through construction and rehabilitation of schools, distribution of school materials, and training of children, caregivers, and teachers.
41,147 people received food security support, including individuals affected by the ongoing armed conflict in Cabo Delgado and those impacted by Cyclone Freddy in Sofala Province.
2,122 community and church leaders led and managed community development initiatives.
Food for the Hungry Mozambique is currently operating in four provinces, including Sofala, Cabo Delgado, Inhambane, and Nampula. In Cabo Delgado and Nampula, the organization has been implementing activities in the area of WASH and food assistance for people who are affected by ongoing armed conflict. The project has targeted Internally Displaced People and Host Communities. In the Provinces of Sofala and Inhambane, the organization is implementing multi-sector, long-term development projects through the child sponsorship program. Key project interventions include WASH, education, health & nutrition, disaster risk reduction (DRR), and food security & livelihoods. Food for the Hungry Mozambique is also implementing a global fund Malaria prevention project in 20 districts of Sofala and Inhambane (10 districts in each province).