Chideline Recovery

Danitas Children • June 29, 2020

Chideline is a sweet young girl with bright eyes, but her future hasn’t always seemed so bright. Just this year, Chideline faced severe malnutrition, which threatened to impact her growth and ability to thrive permanently. Her caregivers sought help from Danita’s Children Malnutrition Program, and there they found the support that would allow Chideline to heal and grow strong.

Today, Chideline is no longer severely malnourished, and her weight is now stable. She is still on the prevention program for malnutrition, but she is living her life as a healthy, happy little girl!

With the current crisis, the Lord is continuing to bless us with the strength to press forward and overcome any challenges that is coming against us. he is our deliverer!

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