Health and Nutrition Support

Good health and proper nutrition are the foundations of a child’s development – physically, mentally and emotionally. Without access to medical care or consistent nourishment, a child’s ability to learn, grow and thrive is significantly compromised.

At Apex Care Foundation, we work to address the most urgent health and nutrition gaps affecting children and families in vulnerable communities. From hunger to untreated illnesses, we believe that no child should be held back from reaching their potential due to a lack of basic care.

The Challenge

Across the UK and internationally, millions of children are affected by:

  • Malnutrition and hunger

  • Limited access to general and specialist healthcare

  • Poor maternal health and postnatal support

  • Inadequate sanitation and hygiene

  • Preventable illnesses that go untreated due to cost or inaccessibility

Children in underserved communities are often forced to miss school, endure chronic conditions or suffer long-term developmental delays simply because they lack the essentials of physical wellbeing.

Our Approach

We deliver targeted health and nutrition programmes that focus on both immediate relief and long-term resilience:

  • Food aid and nutrition support – Providing meals, grocery packages or feeding initiatives for children and families in crisis

  • Medical access programmes – Connecting children to doctors, clinics and specialist services, including physical and mental health care

  • Preventative health education – Promoting hygiene, menstrual health, vaccination awareness and nutritional literacy

  • Maternity and infant care – Supporting mothers through pregnancy, birth and early childcare with community-based interventions

  • WASH initiatives – Supporting water, sanitation and hygiene access where infrastructure is lacking

Delivery Through Partnerships

We work with:

  • Local health providers and GPs

  • Nutritionists and medical volunteers

  • Schools and community centres

  • Other charities working in public health and hunger relief

Where possible, we partner with trusted healthcare systems to ensure continuity of care, cultural sensitivity and referral-based follow-up.

A Whole-Child Perspective

We understand that health is not just the absence of illness – it’s the presence of wellbeing. Our programmes are designed to support children’s holistic development, recognising the close relationship between physical health, mental health, learning ability and emotional resilience.


By investing in the health and nutrition of children today, we are building the foundations for stronger, more capable and more empowered communities tomorrow.

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