Refugee Rights Congo, Democratic Republic of the Project #61502

The humanitarian crisis in the DRC (Congo )

by Save life make difference

Project Report | Mar 16, 2024
In DRC 50 families benefit from food assistance

By Jean Jacques Nestor | Project Leader

Save Life Make Difference 16-03-2024

DRC Kinshasha

Project Report : In DRC 50 families benefit from food assistance

In its quest to bring a smile back to the faces of the most vulnerable with a gesture, Save Life Make Difference targeted the LUTENDELE district, approximately 30 kilometers from downtown in DRC

A month before the distribution, the Save Life Make Difference team conducted a food security vulnerability survey at the college and its surrounding areas. This investigation revealed a need for food assistance. for a first tranche of food distribution

March 7, 2024, date chosen by the team and parents for the distribution. It was around 11:35 a.m. that the rest of the Save Life Make Difference team managed to reach the distribution location. A first team having gone there earlier for the installation. Everything was well coordinated so that the distribution began at 11:30 a.m.

The 50 families were there and could not hide their satisfaction. The beneficiaries received a basket composed of 10 kilos of rice, 5 kilos of sugar, 8 kilos of corn flour, 4 bottles of 1.5 liters of vegetable oil and 8 packets of food paws. Enough to eat for a few days.

Save Life Make difference

16-03-2024

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Jan 19, 2024
Your support has been an impact on DRC people

By Olivier Ciza | Project leader

Save life Make Difference 19-01-2024

DRC

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Subject : Humanitarian crisis in the DRC repport

Save life make difference works to have $25,000 to start distribution

Around 5.6 million displaced people from the DRC were established in the eastern provinces of North Kivu, South Kivu, Ituri and Tanganyika, according to the IOM, which specifies that violence is the main reason for these displacements.

The first visit of the Save Life Make Difference association took place in December 2023 in North Kivu where we established a list of 1,200 displaced people who will benefit from a sum of food, clothing and other products of 20 dollars per each
Save life make difference works to have $25,000 to start distribution

We thank the people of heart who sacrifice themselves for the people displaced by the war in the DRC who use GlobalGiving so that donations reach us, we encourage others who wish to help us because the situation is very critical

North Kivu: war-displaced people lack essential services for their survival and are experiencing a humanitarian tragedy

According to the United Nations, only 18% of people displaced in the last 6 months in the North Kivu province live in dedicated sites and collective centers, while 82% are housed in host families. This is the case in Oïcha, a rural commune of 360,000 inhabitants north of the town of Beni.

The collective centers planned to accommodate 5,700 people are in fact saturated, with 7,200 people accommodated, according to the Oicha Displaced Persons Committee. Other people who fled the fighting depend on the local population for housing or to find food and drink within the commune.

Save life make diffrence

North KIVU

19-01-2024

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