Caring for Mothers and Children: The Heart of Project Comfort

Project COMFORT stands for Caring for Overwhelmed Mothers and Fragile Offspring with Resources and Training. It is a program created by Rotary to help mothers and children who are facing difficult situations.

This project is part of Rotary’s global commitment to improving Maternal and Child Health. Its goal is to provide mothers with much-needed support through essential resources like food, hygiene kits, and health education.

The project also offers training and workshops to help mothers gain skills and knowledge in caring for their families, giving them better opportunities for a healthier and brighter future.

UCP Sheryll Ann Mesina is actively participating in this meaningful project as a co-host. She works closely with Rotary members and other partners to organize and deliver programs that bring hope and practical help to vulnerable mothers and their children.