The Department of Education and Industrial Skills Development (ISD) is set to walk with world Vision to realize the Go baby Go (GBG) program become a reality in the Early years of school going children. Talking during graduation of 60 care givers held in Rwatama the CECM for Education and Industrial Skills Development( ISD) Beatrice Nakholi said the program is the best a child form age 0-3 years can get.
I want today to take this opportunity to thank @WorldVision for the beautiful work you have done in Angurai in changing the lives of this parents and their children,as a county we have set aside money to make sure feeding program is realized and to also help in the children’s nutrition and maintain high uptake in schools and looking keenly GBG is the way to go
*CECM for Education and Industrial Skills Development( ISD) Beatrice Nakholi during graduation of 60 care givers held in Rwatama.
The manager of World Vision Angurai Joseph Egesa thanked county Government for showing interest in the program. and promised to set aside money to help push the feeding program among other important programs in the county. Egesa adviced both parents in the GBG program to plan for their children and take care of them further urging them to venture into programs that will generate income.
I want to get small projects like get goes and when time comes we will buy the milk from you people,and not only milk even other products we will get market for selling.
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GBG is a program with 9 sessions and targets parents who have children 0-3 years old.
