Our Programs

Program Focus Areas

WiG for Life programs are integrated across health, nutrition, education, psychosocial
care, and climate resilience. We prioritize households as the foundational unit of care,
equipping caregivers with knowledge, tools, and spiritual support to raise thriving
children. Community ownership ensures local sustainability. Our programs are
spiritually grounded and practically effective.

Child Health & Lifesaving Services

  • Immunization, deworming, and routine child growth monitoring
  • Treatment of common childhood illnesses such as malaria, pneumonia, and diarrhea
  • HIV prevention, testing, and linkage to care for children, adolescents, and caregivers
  • Organization of Child Health Days and strengthened referral systems for timely care
  • Health literacy sessions for caregivers, including education on nutrition, disease prevention, and HIV awareness
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Nutrition & Feeding Programs

  • Management of acute and moderate malnutrition
  • School feeding programs and micronutrient supplementation
  • Breastfeeding support and maternal nutrition education
  • Promotion of healthy diets, hygiene, and environmental practices
  • Establishment of kitchen gardens in schools and communities
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WASH Programs

  • Access to safe water and improved sanitation in schools and child-friendly spaces Safe water access and sanitation in child-friendly spaces
  • Hygiene promotion including menstrual hygiene and oral health
  • Hygiene kits and caregiver behavior change education
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WASH Programs

  • Home visits, case management, and referral pathways
  • Emergency support: shelter and food assistance
  • Livelihood support, vocational skills training, and income generation
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Hope-Based Mental Health & Psychosocial Support

  • Trauma-informed mental health counseling for children and caregivers
  • Safe spaces, play therapy, and structured recreational activities
  • Parenting sessions and community-based support groups
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Education, Early Learning & Life Skills

  • Early childhood development and stimulation during the first 1,000 days
  • School kits, remedial learning, and homework assistance
  • Life skills education, peer-led SRH (Sexual & Reproductive Health) using ICT tools
  • School-based health and nutrition clubs and engagement with Parent-Teacher Associations (PTA
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