Combating Hunger and Malnutrition – One Meal, One Family at a Time

At De Providence Bridge Food Bank Initiatives, we are more than just a food distribution network—we are a lifeline for thousands of vulnerable individuals and families in Nigeria particularly and Africa in general. As a non-profit, nutrition-focused organization, our mission is centered on tackling hunger, reducing food waste, and addressing malnutrition, especially among the most underserved communities in Nigeria particularly and Africa in general.

Through our targeted, evidence-based programs, we strive to improve the overall well-being and nutritional status of children, pregnant women, and elderly citizens who are unable to access or afford healthy meals. These efforts are rooted in our belief that access to food is a basic human right—not a privilege.

Malnutrition, particularly among pregnant and lactating mothers, remains a silent crisis in many underserved areas. Many of these women struggle to meet their daily nutritional requirements, placing both themselves and their infants at risk. At De Providence Bridge Food Bank Initiatives, we intervene through food supplementation, maternal care support, and educational initiatives designed to empower these mothers with knowledge and resources.

Our core focus is directed at supporting the following vulnerable groups:

• Children aged 0–16 years – Providing nutritious meals and snacks to support their development.
• Pregnant women and lactating mothers – Offering nutrient-rich food packs and maternal wellness support.
• Individuals with diet-related health conditions – Delivering condition-specific nutritional support.
• Elderly citizens aged 50 and above – Fighting elderly hunger through tailored aid.
• Destitute and displaced persons – Ensuring forgotten populations have access to basic nutrition.
• Extremely indigent families – Supporting low-income households in food-insecure environments.

At De Providence Bridge Food Bank Initiatives, we believe that by bridging the nutrition gap, we can break the cycle of poverty, improve health outcomes, and nurture a stronger, more resilient society.