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Raoda and Koukai
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When conflict drives children into malnutrition.

'' It's a good thing we're here. The nurses take good care of us, and I can see that my child's health has improved a lot." Raoda, a Sudanese refugee in Adr

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Women and children arrive in a refugee camp
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UNICEF stands by the Sudanese refugees in Chad

More than 400,000 people, refugees and returnees, have sought refuge in Chad, and the flow shows no sign of abating.

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Fatime, a community relay.
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A champion of polio eradication.

"I like this work because it allows me to be useful to my community, while playing my part in eradicating polio and promoting essential family practices" Fa

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Sofa, a community volunteer
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Sofa, a Sudanese refugee turned volunteer.

"These awareness-raising activities enable me to not only share my experiences on the importance of social cohesion and the risks of gender-based violence.

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Asma Daoud Soumeymane. A 28-year-old mother, pregnant with her fourth child, a refugee in Adré, the border city in Chad.
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In Adre, refugee families tell stories of escape and despair

Mothers and children fleeing Sudan live in anguish, hoping to hear from their families and waiting for humanitarian assistance

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Louise
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How the Super Banat became agents of change in their communi

How the Super Banat became agents of change in their community in Bongor

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