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San Francisco Village,
Muzon, Taytay, Rizal 1920

Phone: +63 999 855 8895 | Email: philippines@bountifulchildren.org

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20 Basilica Street,
San Francisco Village,
Muzon, Taytay, Rizal 1920

Phone: +63 999 855 8895 | Email: philippines@bountifulchildren.org

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Health Lessons

Brigham Young University students and professors have been instrumental in developing health education materials and training materials for our program coordinators in-country. Learn more about Bountiful’s health lessons and download them here.

Introductory Health Lesson

Why Nutrition, Why Bountiful

Introductory Lesson

Cognitive Stimulation, Health Lesson 1

Cognitive Stimulation

Health Lesson 1

Proper disposal of human waste, Health Lesson 2

Proper Disposal of Human Waste

Health Lesson 2

Proper hand washing, Lesson 3

Proper Hand Washing

Health Lesson 3

Clean drinking water, health lesson 4.

Clean Drinking Water

Health Lesson 4

Safe food preparation, lesson 5.

Safe Food Preparation

Health Lesson 5

Increase dietary nutrient intake, Lesson 6

Increase Dietary Nutrient Intake

Health Lesson 6

Breastfeeding, Health Lesson

Breastfeeding

Health Lesson 7

Supplement Examples

Examples of the nutritional food supplements provided by Bountiful.
The supplements chosen must be rich in protein and micronutrients,
acceptable to community members, and available for in-country purchase.

Toddler holding Tom Brown food supplement.

Tom Brown

A nutritional hot cereal made from legumes and multi-grains containing 3.4 grams of protein per serving
Ingredients: Yellow corn, millet, guinea corn, soy beans, dates
Regions: Africa

South American baby receiving La Colada food supplement

La Colada

An utritional seven-grain cereal mix
Ingredients: Rice, corn, oatmeal, wheat, barley, quinoa, sorghum, banana, and soy
Regions: South America

Toddler holding Incaparina food supplement used in Central America.

Incaparina

A nutritional hot cereal containing 4 grams of protein per serving
Ingredients: Corn flour, soy flour, vitamin A, thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, folate, zinc, and iron
Region: Central America

Infant eating Plumpy'Nut supplement

Plumpy’Nut

A peanut-based paste in a plastic wrappter that reduces the need for hospitalization in severe acute malnutrition
Ingredients: Peanuts, sugar, milk powder, vegetable oil and a vitamin mineral mixture
Regions: Used in multiple regions

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