Mobile Kitchen and #No Hunger Cebu!

Cebualso suggested that these Mobile Health-Kitchen roll outs should also be accompanied by trainings for household/ community gardens, other waste management options for livelihood and climate action to encourage constituents to raise their own household food for their own needs or for trading, to cook their own grown food with charcoal produced from paper waste, and to practice ecobricking, to avoid polluting their rivers and communities.

- Cherry Piquero-Ballescas

During our July 2725 #Zero Hunger/Malnutrition Cebu event, our multisectoral partners expressed their pledge to sustain our feeding campaign, with AgriCoop particularly eager to serve 1000 pospas for each subsequent barangay feeding outreach.

July 29th, two days after, when RCE Cebu’s Atty. Golly Estenzo Ramos and I, with Ms. Niña Estenzo, met with Cebu Governor Pam, we shared this information with her and suggested mobile kitchen units as well along with her mobile health units.

Gov. Pam readily, happily, positively considered this suggestion which she shared had always been close to her heart — envisioning Cebu where no Cebuano goes hungry — a dream she has long championed through their Simply Share Foundation.