Limuru MP Rolls Out Subsidized School Feeding Program to Tackle Hunger
Limuru MP Eng Kiragu Chege
By John Kariuki
Limuru Constituency Member of Parliament Eng. John Kiragu Chege has taken a significant step toward addressing hunger in schools, with all local comprehensive schools now serving hot, balanced lunches to students at a subsidized cost of just Ksh 15 per plate.
This initiative, which the hardworking legislator has spearheaded, seeks to ensure that no child in the constituency goes hungry while learning.
At Gatura Comprehensive School in Ndeiya Ward, students were seen enjoying their meals on Tuesday, January 28, 2025, as part of this transformative program. The MP reaffirmed his commitment to supporting education and the well-being of learners, saying, “My administration is committed to ensuring that no child in Limuru learns on an empty stomach.”
The school feeding program is poised to make a significant impact by improving academic performance and student health. Regular access to nutritious meals not only helps learners focus better in class but also increases school attendance, creating a foundation for long-term success.
Parents have expressed relief and gratitude, noting the affordability and positive impact the program has had on their children. The initiative reflects a broader vision to tackle inequality and empower local communities.
The Limuru MP called on all stakeholders to support programs that prioritize the welfare of children. “We are feeding the future,” the MP remarked, highlighting the critical connection between education and nutrition.
This bold initiative demonstrates Limuru’s commitment to fostering a healthy and educated generation, setting a powerful example for other constituencies to follow.
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