Soniah, a 1 and a half-year-old Afghan girl, after being measured and weighed, waits with her mother while Farah Hospital staff review Soniah's medical chart to make sure she doesn't have any additional health issues, as she is a patient of the Supplemental Feeding Program, a Farah Provincial Reconstruction Team initiative recently taken over by the local hospital, aimed at helping malnourished children, Nov. 14, Farah, Afghanistan. There are a total of four stations each family visit when they attend the clinic each week. The first station is where the children are weighed and measured. The second station is to chart the child's progress. The third station is where a further look into the child's health is accomplished and the Farah medical staff have a chance to educate the parents, while the fourth station is where the parents receive their child's or children's doses of Ready To Use Therapeutic Food.