GFNC’s annual surveys of daycare children and biennial assessments of preschoolers help identify children who need support 

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The 2025 National Nutrition Quiz will be held on 10 April for primary schools and 29 April for secondary schools

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This annual survey evaluates the health and nutritional status of children aged 3 months to 3 years enrolled in government and private Child Development Centres and this year’s preschool survey will begin on 11 September

“Eating at least one well-balanced meal each day can go a long way in ensuring that you get the right amount of nutrients and minerals your body needs to function”

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Foods that contain soluble and insoluble fibre to promote a healthy gut include fruit, green leafy vegetables, sweet potatoes, pumpkin, beans, nuts and seeds, oats and grains

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“Eating at least one well-balanced meal each day can go a long way in ensuring that you get the right amount of nutrients and minerals your body needs to function”

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Eating canned foods that are expired, severely dented, swollen, rusted or leaking can cause serious health conditions and can result in death due to exposure to deadly bacteria and other food-borne illnesses

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Several foods that can be consumed regularly to help ease the effects of sinusitis and congestion include pineapples, garlic, peppers, spicy foods and turmeric and ginger

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“Breastfeeding is the safest way to feed your baby; post-disaster, water for cleaning bottles and teats is limited”

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It is important to have foods stored that can be stored and consumed safely for up to 3 days post-disaster and also foods that are suitable to be stored for up to 2 weeks or more post-disaster