Jellymoo / Muhamad ‘Imran Mohamad Zaim

This project focuses on designing an innovative and practical instant milk source to address the nutritional needs of refugee, homeless, and impoverished children, specifically targeting those aged 4-6 years. The existing solutions for milk consumption often rely on bottles or additional resources, making them unsuitable for children living in poverty or unstable environments. Such complexities prevent easy access to essential nutrition, further exacerbating the health challenges faced by these vulnerable groups. The design objective is to ensure that homeless and impoverished children have access to the right source of milk in a way that is convenient, efficient, and sustainable. The proposed packaging or delivery method aims to eliminate the need for external tools or resources, offering a simple, ready-to-use solution that addresses the immediate requirements of the target users. To achieve this, the design adheres to key criteria such as eco-friendliness and user-friendliness, ensuring minimal environmental impact while being easy for children to access and consume without assistance. By focusing on a sustainable and innovative product, this design concept not only provides an immediate source of nutrition but also aligns with broader goals of environmental responsibility. The project aims to bridge the gap between resource scarcity and the nutritional needs of children in refugee and poverty-stricken communities. Through thoughtful design, it strives to create an accessible, practical, and meaningful solution that can significantly improve the health and well-being of its target users.