2009 GIFT CATALOGUE

In some tribes in Taiwan parents cannot prepare meals for their children because they must earn money for their family. Without balanced nutrition, their physical development is at risk.
World Vision Taiwan, in association with schools, churches and community centers helps deliver meals to children who go without dinner or lunch. This nourishment provides children with enough energy to learn every day.

3-1NT$ 1,800Meal delivery for a child in remote areas

Thank you for helping us build a greenhouse. My mother has grown many kinds of vegetables including carrots, cucumber, sponge cucumber, pumpkin, lettuce, green beans and eggplant. We can eat more wholesome food, are not hungry any more and have become healthier.

3-2NT$ 3,600Share the cost of building a greenhouse

In Romania and Armenia, livestock are very important to disadvantaged farmers and their families.
Milk products are a source of food for people - which is especially critical in the winter months when crops cannot grow. Every cow can produce twenty cups of milk every day and newborn cattle can be sold to increase the income of a family. Cow manure is even used as fuel for poor families. Cows are crucial to survival because they are considered property, food, a source of income and a member of the family.

3-3NT$ 15,000A cow for a vulnerable family

Aymaya Area Development in Bolivia is located at an altitude of 2,000-3,800 meters above see-level. The families there are in deep poverty and cannot afford nutritious food for their children. As a result, 46.8 percent of the children are malnourished. Alpacas, South American mammals with long fine wooly hair, are easily raised. They provide an abundant source of milk containing many ingredients that can improve children’s health. The alpacas’ wooly hair and meat can also be sold to increase family income.

3-4NT$ 3,600An aplaca for a vulnerable family