Happiness is a Full Tummy

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January 15, 2018

Everyday on the grounds of the CMC (Child and Mother Care) our Baby-House's children have their lunch under the big water tank.

Prior to coming to The Sreepur Village, these mothers were not able to afford food to feed their babies so, everyday at lunchtime is a happy moment for both mother and child.

The Sreepur Village provides food for over 150 mothers and 400 children, which as you can imagine requires extra-large cooking pots. Inside these cooking pots we are able to produce three nutritious meals a day which not only feed very hungry mouths but also bring smiles to previously unhappy faces.

If you would like to donate a cooking pot then please visit: http://bit.ly/2n2psIc

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