“I wish to send him to school with what I have,” says Mebrhit @WorldFoodProgramme
“I wish to send him to school with what I have,” says Mebrhit  @WorldFoodProgramme
Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Speaking about her 7-month-old son Eyob, who was diagnosed with malnutrition in Tigray, #Ethiopia.

🧡 Mebrhit dreams of a brighter future for her child, and ensuring he gets proper nutrition is the first critical step. When Eyob was diagnosed, he was suffering from diarrhea and vomiting. His condition began to improve after he started receiving Plumpy’Sup, a specialized nutritious food from WFP.

🏥 Reaching the clinic takes the family up to 1.5 hours, a long journey for such essential care. This is the only support Eyob receives, as they cannot afford hospital medicines. WFP’s nutrition programme has been a lifeline and is giving Eyob a chance to grow healthy and strong.

🚨As the world faces escalating crises, levels of malnutrition are rising. WFP prioritizes prevention while acting swiftly to treat malnutrition before its effects become irreversible.
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“I wish to send him to school with what I have,” says Mebrhit

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