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The Democratic Republic of Congo has been suffering from severe conflicts, a lack of government services and recurring natural disasters for years.
Poverty, hunger and violence have dominated the lives of people in the DR Congo for decades and are the reason why many leave their homes and seek protection within the country. At the same time, the country is a refuge for half a million refugees from countries such as Burundi and South Sudan.
The suffering of the people is further exacerbated by extreme weather conditions such as floods, which destroy harvests, destroy homes and encourage the spread of diseases such as cholera and malaria.
In 2015, action medeor expanded its aid in the Congo and facilitated an emergency aid program for Burundian refugees. This included improving hygiene conditions and the provision of drinking water and healthcare in the refugee camps.
In addition, action medeor - together with its partner organizations AFPDE and AEO/CNA - has been able to set up health stations in recent years and thus significantly improve the care of sick people as well as mother-child health. We are combating hunger in the region with nutrition programs, the provision of seeds and high-calorie food in the event of disasters. After natural disasters, action medeor also helps to replant destroyed fields and rebuild sanitary facilities and health centers.
"Thanks to our many years of work, we can adapt aid measures flexibly and quickly to current needs - this is particularly important in acute disasters. But we also keep an eye on long-term projects. The most important thing is that our aid continues!" Emmanuel Limi responsible for the projects in the DR Congo
Emmanuel Limi responsible for the projects in the DR Congo
With your donation for the work of action medeor you help us to give people in countries like the DR Congo access to healthcare! Support us in building health structures, minimizing the causes of disease and helping people around the world to lead healthy lives!
Your donation enables us to provide medical care to people in crisis and disaster regions.
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The health aid organization action medeor from Tönisvorst is currently preparing relief