Food For People: What People Say
Nepal
“The cleanliness, standards, quality, and management are excellent. I am very happy to see the support extended by this facility to the school, children, and the whole community by serving hygienic meals.”
Leela Mani Paudyal, Chief Secretary of the Government of Nepal.
The Chief Secretary of Nepal Leela Mani Paudyal visited the facility in Tasarpu following the earthquake in 2015. He also celebrated the repair of critical water infrastructure by ceremoniously breaking ground and laying a foundation stone with volunteers from the Food For People facility.
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Leela Mani Paudyal, Chief Secretary of the Government of Nepal.
The Chief Secretary of Nepal Leela Mani Paudyal visited the facility in Tasarpu following the earthquake in 2015. He also celebrated the repair of critical water infrastructure by ceremoniously breaking ground and laying a foundation stone with volunteers from the Food For People facility.
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Ghana
Watch Children and teachers enjoy their first day at the Otinibi Food for People facility
"The food is very nice. It’s delicious. I’m very happy that our school has been enrolled in this programme. I hope it will help our kids perform well in school.”
Gladys Osei Owusu, teacher at Aisha Bint Khalifa School
The Prem Rawat Foundation (TPRF) is expanding its Food for People programme in Ghana to serve nutritious daily meals to an additional 110 disadvantaged children.
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“My favourite part of the job is when the work gets done on time. I feel very satisfied when the children and elderly are eating happily, and feel full after their meal.”
Joyce Dotse, chief cook at the Food for People (FFP) facility in Otinibi, Ghana
Joyce and her team prepare food for the next meal.
Joyce oversees a kitchen that serves approximately 500 meals daily to children and elderly adults.
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Joyce Dotse, chief cook at the Food for People (FFP) facility in Otinibi, Ghana
Joyce and her team prepare food for the next meal.
Joyce oversees a kitchen that serves approximately 500 meals daily to children and elderly adults.
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"I'm grateful to The Prem Rawat Foundation and its founder, the donors, and the kitchen staff. The nutritious food provided by the kitchen is the obvious reason for the steady increase of students at the Otinibi Basic School. My children are healthier, and I now can save some money that I otherwise would have had to spend on food.”
Samuel Osam, a parent of children at the school in Otinibi.
The number of students at the school has doubled to 700 since the adjacent Food for People kitchen opened in 2012. On January 29, a range of students, parents, and officials celebrated the grand opening of three new kindergarten classrooms that were badly needed to accommodate the increase.
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