ENOUGH Campaign Stakeholder Consultation Workshop || Raising Voices, Ending Hunger & Malnutrition!||

Truly inspiring as we kicked off the #ENOUGH Campaign Stakeholder Consultation Workshop at The George Hotel, Manzini. The room was filled with energy and purpose as we discussed the urgent need to combat child hunger and malnutrition in Eswatini.
Children were at the heart of these discussions, and it was truly moving to hear their voices on issues that directly affect their lives.
"We are excited to be part of this because we are usually left out when it comes to issues affecting us," said Mbali, one of the young participants. Her words remind us why this campaign is so crucial.
The #ENOUGH Campaign is driven by a deep need to address the alarming rates of child hunger and malnutrition in our communities. These issues not only hinder children's growth and development but also impact their ability to reach their full potential. By bringing together key stakeholders, including government bodies, NGOs, UN agencies, and children themselves, we aim to develop sustainable solutions that will ensure no child goes to bed hungry.
Participants raised their voices on critical issues surrounding food security and nourishment in Eswatini. Together, we explored what our country is missing in its efforts to improve these conditions and what policies can be put in place to make a lasting impact
We worked with our dedicated partners who share our commitment to making a real difference. This campaign is about more than just talk-it's about taking action to secure a brighter, healthier future for every child in Eswatini. After all, this campaign is about the kids, and their voices must lead the way.
Stay tuned for more updates as we continue this vital work over the next few days!
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