The Mozambican digital influencer and gastronome Nilsa Carona She announced an ambitious new social initiative aimed at changing the future of hundreds of children in the country. Known on social media for sharing recipes and family care tips, Nilsa, who graduated in Gastronomy in Spain, is now channeling her influence towards a greater purpose: the creation of the Condigna School and the renovation of several educational institutions in your region.
According to Nilsa, the project represents "a space for transformation where each child will have the opportunity to learn and grow in a safe and welcoming environment." More than just a school, the proposal aims to offer... quality education, balanced nutrition and social support to the most vulnerable children.
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Among the main objectives of the initiative are:
- The construction of a new school with adequate learning conditions;
- The rehabilitation of other local schools;
- Breakfast, lunch, and snacks are provided to all students;
- The provision of quality school supplies;
- The fight against early marriages and to food insecurity;
- Support for menstrual dignity of young girls;
- The creation of sustainable vegetable gardens and agroforestry systems, promoting food independence and income generation for the community;
- Empowering women in regenerative agriculture and community entrepreneurship.
Nilsa emphasizes that the project is the result of a collective vision and calls for the union of partners who share the same ideal: “We need everyone who believes in the power of education and the strength of the community. Together, we can make a difference.”
With this new phase of her career, Nilsa Carona reinforces her role not only as a communicator and gastronome, but also as... social change agent, committed to the future of children and the sustainable development of Mozambique.
The influencer concludes with an emotional appeal: “"Without the support of the community, none of this would be possible. Every gesture of help is a seed planted in the future of our children."”
