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Do not click= any links or open attachments unless you know the sender and trust the con= tent. ] ________________________________ [Fillout Forms] Thanks for your submission! Below is a copy of your responses. Your responses Organization Name World Help Respondent's Name Rachel Lewis Respondent's Email rachellewis@worldhelp.net What type of impact story are you sharing today? Individual Transformation (personal story - single adult or child) In what country does this story take place? Zambia Subject Name (individual, family, school, clinic, community, or settlement,= depending on the Story Type) Nasilele Nyambe Location: Community, City, or Village Kanyama, Zambia Tell us the details of this impact story with FMSC food Kanyama is a densely populated, low-income community in Lusaka where many f= amilies face challenges meeting their daily needs. Households that depend o= n informal work and irregular earnings often struggle to afford sufficient = food, particularly when caring for children with health and nutritional nee= ds. Access to food assistance is important for families experiencing these = difficulties, as it helps ease immediate shortages and supports caregivers = who are struggling to provide regular meals for their children. UNICEF link= documented the link between food insecurity and child undernutrition in Ka= nyama, highlighting the importance of identifying and supporting vulnerable= households. Many households in Kanyama need reliable access to nutritious = food, clean water, adequate sanitation, and stable sources of income. Famil= ies with limited or irregular earnings can struggle to provide regular meal= s, pay rent, and meet healthcare expenses. These challenges can be especial= ly difficult for households caring for children experiencing malnutrition. = The community also faces environmental challenges, including seasonal flood= ing, which can damage sanitation facilities and increase the risk of water = contamination. Continued support for food security, child nutrition, and es= sential household needs remains important for vulnerable families. Do you have any other important details to share? Nasilele Nyambe is a nine-year-old boy living with severe acute malnutritio= n (SAM). He lives with his mother, Memory Mbaimbai, his younger sister, his= aunt, and his six-month-old cousin, Blessing, in a small rented home in Ka= nyama. Memory is a single mother who earns a small and irregular income by = washing clothes for other people. The family pays K450 in monthly rent, whi= ch places significant pressure on its limited resources. The household ofte= n struggles to afford enough food and sometimes survives on just one meal a= day. Nasilele has stunted growth, and his mother reports that although he = can hear, he has never been able to speak. The family is particularly conce= rned about his nutritional condition and his slow growth. His young cousin,= Blessing, is also affected by malnutrition. Blessing=E2=80=99s mother also= has to leave home to look for piecework to support the family on days when= Memory cannot find piecework, leaving the baby in Memory=E2=80=99s care du= ring the day. As a result, Blessing can breastfeed only when her mother ret= urns in the evening. Because breastfeeding alone was not possible throughou= t the day, she was introduced to porridge earlier than recommended for her = age. Following an assessment by Kanyama Level One Hospital Nutritionists, A= lliance for Children Everywhere Zambia began providing a monthly nutrition = package that includes Manna Rice for Nasilele and Blessing and supplied inf= ant formula to help supplement Blessing=E2=80=99s breast milk. Despite thes= e interventions, the household continues to face financial challenges that = make it difficult to meet the children=E2=80=99s ongoing nutritional needs.= =E2=80=9CWe are very thankful to the House of Moses for providing us food.= We do not remember the last time we bought a bag of mealie meal or rice. W= e will ensure to prepare meals for our children so that their weight can im= prove, especially for Nasilele because he does not seem to grow.=E2=80=9D = =E2=80=94 Nasilele=E2=80=99s mother, Memory Mbaimbai What is the person's age? 9 Please upload any photos or videos related to this story. 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Kanyama is a densely populated, low-income community in Lusaka where many f= amilies face challenges meeting their daily needs. Households that depend o= n informal work and irregular earnings often struggle to afford sufficient = food, particularly when caring for children with health and nutritional needs. Access to food assistance is i= mportant for families experiencing these difficulties, as it helps ease imm= ediate shortages and supports caregivers who are struggling to provide regu= lar meals for their children. UNICEF link documented the link between food insecurity and child undernutrition = in Kanyama, highlighting the importance of identifying and supporting vulne= rable households. Many households in Kanyama need reliable access to nutrit= ious food, clean water, adequate sanitation, and stable sources of income. Families with limited or irregul= ar earnings can struggle to provide regular meals, pay rent, and meet healt= hcare expenses. These challenges can be especially difficult for households= caring for children experiencing malnutrition. The community also faces environmental challenges, including= seasonal flooding, which can damage sanitation facilities and increase the= risk of water contamination. Continued support for food security, child nu= trition, and essential household needs remains important for vulnerable families.

Nasilele Nyambe is a nine-year-old boy living with severe acute malnutritio= n (SAM). He lives with his mother, Memory Mbaimbai, his younger sister, his= aunt, and his six-month-old cousin, Blessing, in a small rented home in Ka= nyama. Memory is a single mother who earns a small and irregular income by washing clothes for other people= . The family pays K450 in monthly rent, which places significant pressure o= n its limited resources. The household often struggles to afford enough foo= d and sometimes survives on just one meal a day. Nasilele has stunted growth, and his mother reports that a= lthough he can hear, he has never been able to speak. The family is particu= larly concerned about his nutritional condition and his slow growth. His yo= ung cousin, Blessing, is also affected by malnutrition. Blessing=E2=80=99s mother also has to leave home to look = for piecework to support the family on days when Memory cannot find piecewo= rk, leaving the baby in Memory=E2=80=99s care during the day. As a result, = Blessing can breastfeed only when her mother returns in the evening. Because breastfeeding alone was not possible throughout th= e day, she was introduced to porridge earlier than recommended for her age.= Following an assessment by Kanyama Level One Hospital Nutritionists, Allia= nce for Children Everywhere Zambia began providing a monthly nutrition package that includes Manna Rice for N= asilele and Blessing and supplied infant formula to help supplement Blessin= g=E2=80=99s breast milk. Despite these interventions, the household continu= es to face financial challenges that make it difficult to meet the children=E2=80=99s ongoing nutritional needs. =E2= =80=9CWe are very thankful to the House of Moses for providing us food. We = do not remember the last time we bought a bag of mealie meal or rice. We wi= ll ensure to prepare meals for our children so that their weight can improve, especially for Nasilele because he does not seem= to grow.=E2=80=9D =E2=80=94 Nasilele=E2=80=99s mother, Memory Mbaimbai

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