Food and proper nutrition is essential for people living with HIV/AIDS. In a country where few people can access medication for HIV/AIDS, nutrition is one of the few ways we can improve, and potentially prolong, the lives of people living with this disease.  Members of the HIV/AIDS Support Group are offered a free, hot meal prepared and served by our staff, Monday through Friday.

From time to time the Centre distributes emergency food parcels containing: cooking oil, flour, sugar, canned beans and vegetable, samp, rice, maize, tea, and fresh produce. The parcels are put in plastic buckets with lids so families have a way to store their food. When the food is gone, the buckets serve a useful purpose for families who must fetch water from public water taps. This programme is supported by individuals, organisations and business new partners are always welcome.