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The children in Sudan are facing a dire situation as the country's conflict enters its second year, having a catastrophic impact on an entire generation. There are critical humanitarian needs, including access to food, healthcare, education, and protection, for vulnerable children and families affected by the ongoing war. The article calls for urgent international attention, funding, and coordinated efforts to address the escalating crisis and safeguard the well-being and future of Sudanese children. Read more here: https://uni.cf/3JF2lNj #Sudan #ChildrenInConflict #HumanitarianCrisis #ChildRights #ChildProtection #HumanitarianAid #JUstice #UNICEF #EmergencyResponse #ConflictZone #ChildHealth #EducationEmergency #WarSurvivors #ChildhoodLost #InternationalAid #HumanitarianAppeal #CrisisResponse #GlobalSupport #ChildrensFuture

Education: The Only Way Out of Poverty. In East Sudan, education is the key to a better future.Yet, so many refugee children are locked out of classrooms. Your support is crucial to keep our schools running. #EducationSavesLives #SudanCrisis https://zurl.co/xmrh

Somali children confront several problems in their daily life, including a lack of protection. Some of the major difficulties include: 1. Poverty: Many Somali children grow up in poverty, resulting in a lack of access to basic essentials such as food, shelter, and healthcare. This can have a negative effect on their physical and emotional wellbeing. 2. Violence and war: Somalia has been plagued by conflict for decades, resulting in widespread violence and instability. Children are frequently caught in the crossfire and face the possibility of being injured, murdered, or recruited as child soldiers. Local and international organizations are working together to address these issues and protect Somali children. This involves ensuring access to education, healthcare, and social services, as well as fighting for legislation and programs that safeguard children's rights and well-being. However, additional assistance and resources are required to ensure that Somali children grow up in a safe and supportive environment. #UNICEF #UNHCR #SAVETHECHILDRENINTERNATIONAL #SOS

Post 2: Rwanda ( Country Of Thousand Hills ) A holistic approach through hand model After the genocide, Rwandans experienced multiple challenges like, some lost their families and became orphans, other became homeless and some have to go to other neighboring countries as refugee. #WorldRelief works with the local communities through church empowerment zones ( CEZ) to help them enable in a holistic approach using the hand model. each finer in the hand model represent different aspect in life. 1. Physical 2. Emotional 3. Social 4. Economical 5. Healthy Choices 6. Spiritual The hand model helps individual to grow holistically and enables them to be resilient and self sustainable through training programs. Some of the programs they offer are - Family for life - Savings for life - Agricultural for life - Child Development - Wash Every individual should be successful in all areas and not in one area, this model help them to progress holistically rather than individual approach. Post1: https://lnkd.in/gdC-YXZH

#SubSaharaAfrica Open Doors US reports: Violent persecution in sub-Saharan Africa has reached unprecedented levels, severely impacting people’s lives, according to the ministry. Christians in the region are experiencing brutal murders, attacks and kidnappings. Millions have been forced to abandon their ancestral lands, relocating their families to makeshift refugee camps after being driven out by Islamist terror groups. Life in the camps presents daily challenges. Residents struggle with insufficient food supplies, inadequate sanitation facilities and extreme heat conditions. Educational opportunities for children are nonexistent, and families grapple with grief and trauma. The pervasive sense of hopelessness is compounded by the lack of attention to their plight. The instability and insecurity in the region are not only causing immediate suffering but also threatening the future of the Church, according to Open Door US. The situation has led to crises in displacement, education and healthcare, affecting the long-term well-being of entire communities.

In North East Nigeria, the Borno, Adamawa, and Yobe States face a relentless humanitarian crisis. Over 2 million people have been internally displaced by armed conflict and exposed to heightened risks of violence, including abduction, rape, and other forms of gender-based violence. Amidst this turmoil, the need for effective protection and solutions, especially for women and girls, has never been more critical. In response, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in Nigeria is taking a stand through its Cash-Based Intervention programme. By providing forcibly displaced families with multipurpose cash grants, UNHCR is empowering them with the choice to address their most pressing needs. Whether it's setting up an enterprise, securing a safe shelter, accessing medical care, or ensuring food security, these grants offer a lifeline, enabling families to make decisions that best suit their immediate circumstances.

According to UNHCR's February report, children aged between 0-17 make up over half (52%) of the refugee population in Kenya. At Tdh Kenya, we believe every child deserves a safe and nurturing environment to thrive. That's why we work tirelessly to provide vital support to refugee children and their families. Here's how we help: Child protection: We ensure children are safe from violence, exploitation, and abuse. Psychosocial support: We offer counseling and support services to help children heal from trauma and cope with displacement. Child-friendly spaces: We create safe spaces where children can play, learn, and be themselves. Together, we can give refugee children the chance for a normal childhood. #TdhKenya #Refugees #ChildrensRights #EveryChildDeservesAChildhood

What is the Rwanda asylum plan? The Rwanda scheme is the government's cruel plan to send people who are seeking asylum in the UK away to Rwanda. This article explains all you need to know about the plan and how we're fighting against it. In Freedom from Torture's therapy rooms up and down the country, the survivors of torture we work with have expressed their feelings of hopelessness in response to the government’s plans. With the 'Safety of Rwanda' Bill having just passed, find out what the Rwanda plan means for torture survivors and how you can stand with us against the inhumane cash-for-humans scheme. What's the impact of the Rwanda plan on refugees? Campaigners, lawyers and human rights leaders have all agreed that this scheme is cruel, unlawful and unworkable. At Freedom from Torture, we know from our work with survivors of torture that the human cost is immeasurable. Countless number of refugees and torture survivors have spoken out on the Rwanda scheme and how it will create ‘hell’ for people sent there against their will. Survivors of torture we see in our therapy rooms every day have expressed their fear and worry even when receiving notice they might be placed on one of these flights. We have seen an increase in symptoms of PTSD, like flashbacks and nightmares – and even self-harm and thoughts of suicide. It couldn’t be clearer. The Rwanda plan will not protect those who have survived the unimaginable. Instead, it will punish and retraumatise them. King, a former Freedom from Torture client and torture survivor, describes how the threat of being removed to Rwanda ‘has brought shock waves’ to her mind and body. https://lnkd.in/esMhFGPa

The reality for Syrian families searching for their loved ones lost on migration routes is heartbreaking. Across Europe and the MENA region, the numbers are staggering—720 cases of missing Syrians have been reported on Findsuri, with their families living in uncertainty and despair. Thanks to relentless efforts, 36 of these cases have now been closed, providing some closure to families. Meanwhile, 47 cases remain in progress, with hopes that they will soon bring answers. Findsuri works closely with NGOs on the ground, collaborating to bring resolution to these cases and ensure families receive the support they need. At Findsuri, we are committed to finding the missing and supporting families through every step of this painful journey. 🔵 Missing Center: https://lnkd.in/efK9Cc4Q

Did you know that nearly half of all people displaced across borders are women and girls? They deserve safety, dignity, and the opportunity to build a better future. Yet, far too many face an increased risk of gender-based violence. Conflict, forced displacement, and inequality create tensions that put women and girls at even greater risk, making them especially vulnerable to abuse. But they are not alone. At UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, we are working with partners to provide life-saving support: 🛑 Safe shelters for survivors 🩺 Medical care 📙 Legal and cash assistance 💬 Psychosocial support to rebuild lives However, these services are gravely underfunded. In 2024, UNHCR needed $368M to meet these critical needs, but as of today only 28% of the funding has been secured. Your support is needed to help ensure forcibly displaced women and girls have the support they deserve. Their safety and rights are non-negotiable. #16Days #WithRefugees #OrangeTheWorld #GBV #RefugeeWomen