Step Forward and Fight Malnutrition

                             Philippines is very rich in natural resources. But still our country is still suffering from starvation and malnutrition. Those persons who can't afford to eat three times a day are the one who are suffering from malnutrition. Those persons who are not eating healthy foods are also at risk. If you are suffering from malnutrition you are at risk to many diseases. Poverty is the main reason of starvation and malnutrition.

                              So lets start solving this problem at our own house. If you have a small land in your backyard, plant vegetables like squash, malunggay, kangkong, ampalaya, okra and etc... This vegetables are very nutritious. You can make a salad out of it and you can also mix them to your meal to make it even more healthier. It's very cheap and very nutritious. You can save money and you can use it to your other needs.

                              With this small steps I can solve this problem in my own way. This steps are small but if most of us will do this at home. It will be a big step to step forward and fight malnutrition.

                                                                                              Ilocos Sur National High School
                                                                                              Gomez St., Vigan City
                                                                                               June 28, 2013
Dear Mr. President,
                 First of all, I would like to extend my congratulations to you because in the past three years of your service as our president, you did a really good job. Our country has improved so much. Our economy has improved a lot. And it is all because of your good leadership.
                 But despite of the improvement of our country, there are still poor Filipinos who can't afford to eat three times a day. That's why I wrote you a letter to request you to please focus on the poor Filipinos. This is the only thing that I can do now as a senior high school  student, to help my fellow citizen.
                 That's all and I'm expecting a lot from your actions.
                                                                                                         
                                                                                               Respectfully yours,
                                                                                               Honey Jane Miole