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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

The Model:
Bountiful Children’s Foundation employs a global partnership model to guide and mentor self-directed local teams.
The Programs:
Our mission is to establish a worldwide network of local organizations that provide crucial nutritional support, health screening, and health education. These services focus on empowering women and nourishing children during the vital first 1,000 days of life (conception to age two) and through age five.
The Mechanics:
We make this viable, self-sustaining business plan work by supporting and mentoring local teams as they manage their own services and provide nutritional supplements and education. We promote standardized program tracking using 11 SMART-Aligned Results and provide shared digital tools (website, donor management platform, malnutrition screening app, and database) to give local organizations a global platform for sharing their powerful stories, earning trust and funding from partners around the world.
The Impact:
This Capacity-Enabling Model—built on shared resources and local empowerment—creates enduring local strength and inspires people globally to focus on every child’s first chance in life.

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

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