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We are still in the coastal region and help is still badly needed, especially now the attention fades. With the teams and supplies already there we continue our medical care. We operate, assist at births, help malnourished children and provide clean drinking water.

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Where the need is greatest

The conflict in the border region continues unabated. Not only on the front line: violence is flaring up again in places that were quiet for a long time. Civilians are injured in shelling and explosions, and clinics are overflowing. From the start we have provided medical and psychological care, constantly adapting our help.

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Among other things, our partner provided baby food, hygiene kits and a nutritious porridge of grains and pulses.

Every girl deserves to go to school

In the shelter the team set up a safe place where children can play, draw and talk to carers trained to recognise signs of stress and abuse. Parents get advice on how to support their children.

They may seem like small things, but precisely when a disaster takes away so much certainty, familiar routines give children something to hold on to. A fixed place, a familiar face, a moment to just be a child.

Read more about our work after disasters

A large crowd of protesters with banners and flags on a city square
© Joris Van Gennip

Every girl deserves to go to school

In the shelter the team set up a safe place where children can play, draw and talk to carers trained to recognise signs of stress and abuse. Parents get advice on how to support their children.

They may seem like small things, but precisely when a disaster takes away so much certainty, familiar routines give children something to hold on to. A fixed place, a familiar face, a moment to just be a child.

Read more about our work after disasters

A woman carries a small child through the rubble of destroyed buildings

Sign the call

A year after the ceasefire the area remains unsafe. Two medics talk about their work in an overcrowded hospital.

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