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This document discusses UNFPA's work to provide care, dignity, and lifesaving services to women and girls affected by conflict in South Sudan. It highlights several programs including providing dignity kits to women who deliver at health centers, family planning education, and community dramas about preventing gender-based violence. The document also features stories of ambulance drivers, midwives, and volunteers who are working to help refugees in Uganda access maternal and reproductive healthcare. Photos show different aspects of UNFPA's humanitarian response such as community meetings, distributions of supplies, and refugee women and children participating in sports.
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- 2. UNFPA The UNPopulation Fund. unfpa.org ALSO Regional Update on the Humanitarian Situation in South Sudan unfpa.org... Reaching refugees in neighbouring countries South Sudan Refugees in Uganda unfpa.org... AND MORE Share Follow INSIDE Care and Dignity in Conflict for the women of South Sudan… UNFPA.ORG Photo: unfpa.org
- 3. Ambulance driver HoodNsubuga has dedicated his life to saving lives of mothers and babies in refugee settlements Share Follow Community meetings; Kwikirize addresses communities about the importance of delivering at a health centre Dignity kits have increased deliveries at health centres UNFPA UNFPA
- 4. Dignity kits; Ahappy mother smiles after receiving her dignity kit Share Follow Dignity kits; Deng Yon ,23, received a dignity kit after delivery at Nymanzi HC III Dignity kits; Health worker Chris Kwikirize hands over a digni-ty kit to a mother who had just delivered a baby in Biira HC III UNFPA UNFPA
- 5. Family planning; 28year old Mary Acan says she practices family planning Share Follow Drama, young people in Ayilo Refugee settlement reciting a poem about HIV prevention UNFPA UNFPA
- 6. Jacob Manyang seatedextreme right under tree adresses women during a community meeting in Nyumanzi 1 refugee settlement Adjumani district Share Follow Jacob Manyang seated left listening to the women expressing their views during a community meeting Male midwife Chris Kwikirize checks on an expectant mother at Birra Health Centre III in Boroli refugee settlement UNFPA UNFPA
- 7. Miriam Akello poseswith some of the female condoms she distributes in the market in Kiryadongo refugee settlement Share Follow UNFPA Midwife Robina Kideng UNFPA
- 8. Miriam Akello themarket vendor serving a pregnant woman, she also distributes female condoms to encourage family planning in the community Share Follow UNFPA Midwife Robina Kideng checks a pregnant mother for vital signs agt Nyumanzi HC III UNFPA
- 9. Safe birth; DengYon rests in a medical tent after deliveryin Nyumanzi Share Follow UNFPA Rose Dadia of Peace Drama Group says they use plays, songs and poems to send messages on GBV prevention UNFPA
- 10. Safe birth; RoseYangu smiles after a safe birth at Panyandoli Health Centre in KIryandongo Refugee settlement Share Follow UNFPA safe birth; Margaret Maturu smiles after a safe delivery at Ocea HC II in Rhino camp refugee settlement in Arua District UNFPA
- 11. Safe births; someof the women who attended the community dialogue in Boroli refugee settlement said they had comfortable deliveries in the hands of the male midwife Share Follow UNFPA family planning; 28 year oldMary Acan says she practices family planning UNFPA
- 12. Sport, forums likegames are used to disseminate information on healthy choices Share Follow UNFPA sports, young girls play ball in Ayilo refugee settlement to help them thrive emotionally, spritually and physically UNFPA
- 13. Sport, young refugeesplaying ball in Ayilo refugee settlement Adjumani district Share Follow UNFPA Sports, Mike Marchar 21, says he likes playing football be-cause it keeps his mind occupied from post-conflict trauma UNFPA
- 14. Twenty year oldIrene Ayo says family planning has made her make the right choices Share Follow UNFPA Twenty year old Irene Ayo is all smiles because she says she can stay in school UNFPA
- 15. Live-saving Services forSouth Sudanese Women and Girls Share Follow UNFPA UNFPA UNFPA- supported volunteer Jacob Manyang says he is saving babies for the next generation of Southern Sudan