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    PAKISTAN FLOOD RELIEF UPDATE

     

    A year after Pakistan’s worst ever floods the Sindh region has once again been inundated with flood waters. 

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    NEPAL COMMUNITY TRANSFORMATION UPDATE

    Sabitra is 17 years old and lives in Nepal’s remote Rukum district, a journey of one day on a bus followed by two days on foot from the Patient Hostel in Ghorahi.

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    CHETNA UPDATE

    In the beginning Sharda did not show any interest in joining the literacy centre.

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    REDLIGHT-GREENLIGHT UPDATE

    “It’s an auspicious Hindu holiday, Let’s go to the temple and be married. You are the woman I want to be with.”

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    GIRLS OFF THE STREETS - I WENT TO BUY ICE CREAM AND I NEVER CAME BACK

     

    Nothing affronts us more than the abuse of our children. And there is nothing more insidious than the abuse of those children who are the poorest, those who are without loving families and protectors, or intercessors who speak up for them and who look out for them. 

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    ORACHAGA MURSI EDUCATION UPDATE

    The school was invited to a symposium that was organised by the local government as experience sharing.

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    KENYA DROUGHT RELIEF UPDATE

    While most other famine relief efforts have concentrated on the eastern and south-eastern areas of Kenya’s north-east province, our SIMaid partners have been able to travel to the north-western side of the province

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    MURSI HEALTH PROGRAM UPDATE

    Recently we treated a pregnant woman, who came to the clinic from a distant village. She complained about pain in her stomach

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    “I’M TRAPPED IN A BROTHEL” - REALLY DOING SOMETHING ABOUT CHILD PROSTITUTION

    Sex trafficking is part of the wider “trafficking in persons” problem which enslaves about 27million people around the world,  more than the population of Australia

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    NATIONAL NURSES TRAINING UPDATE

    To date, more than forty programs were conducted and three students are being trained at the National School of Public Health in Ouagadougou.

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