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"Polio does not discriminate." UNICEF has delivered 1.2 million polio vaccines for at-risk children in #Gaza following the region's first confirmed case in 25 years.

In 🇭🇳#Honduras, inadequate sanitation poses significant risks to public health & food security. GOAL Global, with support from USAID, is addressing these challenges through the construction of latrines and the distribution of cash assistance in vulnerable communities like Sonaguera. This not only improves health outcomes by reducing disease exposure but also helps families to meet their basic needs. The project highlights how integrated WASH and food security interventions can improve lives and build more resilient communities.

A year after her first experience supporting a birth on a boat, midwife Thlang Sotheavy once again demonstrated the critical role of trained healthcare workers in 🇰🇭#Cambodia’s remote regions. With the support of FHI 360's Alive & Thrive, Sotheavy was able to confidently manage another at-sea delivery, providing the necessary care and counseling to ensure both mother and baby were healthy. Her story shines a spotlight the importance of continued investment in healthcare training and infrastructure.

PATH's REACH 95 project is paving the way for a decentralized approach to HIV care in 🇺🇦#Ukraine. By supporting primary health care facilities, the project aims to improve equitable access to essential #HIV services, ensuring that care is closer to home and integrated with other health services. With only 26.9% of facilities currently approved to deliver these services, the project is crucial in closing this gap and reaching Ukraine’s HIV epidemic control goals.

Seven years after the 2017 "clearance operation" that led to the #Rohingya genocide, the community still faces immense challenges in both 🇲🇲#Myanmar and 🇧🇩 #Bangladesh. With over 700,000 Rohingya displaced and living in dire conditions, it is vital that the international community steps up. Fully funding the Rohingya Joint Response Plan, supporting local NGOs, and enabling education and livelihoods for refugees are critical measures to help the Rohingya rebuild their lives. U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants (USCRI)'s Senior Policy Analyst, Aaron Nodjomian-Escajeda InterAction's Senior Manager for Humanitarian Practice, Mais Balkhi

Nahid Ali’s journey from Khartoum to Kassala is a poignant reflection of the hardships faced by those displaced by conflict. As she works to support other displaced families, her story highlights the resilience and strength of women in the face of crisis. Despite the immense personal loss, Nahid remains focused on providing aid and ensuring that her daughter’s education continues, demonstrating the powerful impact of dedication and compassion in times of crisis. Plan International ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/ek8PjQp5

Adré, 🇹🇩#Chad, has become a focal point for the Sudanese refugee crisis, with more refugees arriving in the past year than in the previous two decades combined. The town is struggling to provide even the most basic services, and the refugees are facing extreme conditions. Photographer Nicolò Filippo Rosso’s work brings this crisis into sharp focus, capturing both the desperation and the resilience of those affected.

The Early Grade Education Activity (ASAS) Program, led by IREX and Development Gateway: An IREX Venture, is now officially underway. Funded by USAID, this collaborative project will run through July 2028 and is designed to strengthen early-grade education in 🇯🇴#Jordan. ASAS focuses on improving teacher training and education data systems, ensuring that students in kindergarten to grade three receive high-quality education. By addressing key challenges in data governance and interoperability, the program will support Jordan’s Ministry of Education (MoE) in making data-driven decisions that enhance educational outcomes across the country.

"Without action, tens of thousands of Sudanese children may die over the coming months. Tens of thousands. And that is by no means a worst-case scenario." UNICEF's James Elder on the unfolding humanitarian crisis in 🇸🇩#Sudan ⬇️

In Santa Marta and Cienaga, Colombia, the Women's Refugee Commission and Fundación Tiempo de Juego are using the "I’m Here" approach to ensure that adolescent girls are not overlooked in humanitarian response efforts. Through "I’m Here", they’re identifying girls who are often hidden within their communities, understanding the unique challenges they face, and creating targeted programs that address their specific needs.