UNHCR Uganda

UNHCR Uganda

@UNHCRuganda - 15/02/2021

Orkhan Nasibov, Head of UNHCR Sub Office Yumbe, handed over a car to the Yumbe District Local Government to support their work. The district is hosting the most significant number of refugees in Uganda. https://t.co/FbmK6cftPV

UNHCR Uganda

@UNHCRuganda - 14/02/2021

💕This #ValentinesDay, we thank you for always standing #WithRefugees. We know we can always count on your love for people forced to flee. https://t.co/jXPnx1jXSP

UNHCR Uganda

@UNHCRuganda - 13/02/2021

Seeking asylum from conflict and persecution is a right that applies to everyone. https://t.co/MaH7dJJeFZ

UNHCR Uganda

@UNHCRuganda - 12/02/2021

Education has the power to transform lives - and countries. Ugandan geography teacher Bako Rose (center) talks to her students, Isborn Pax (left) from the host community, and Ayozu Joyce (right), a refugee from South Sudan, at Imvepi secondary school. https://t.co/RAhnbTQSDI

UNHCR Uganda

@UNHCRuganda - 11/02/2021

“I want to be a nurse, to be able to help my parents when they are sick.” South Sudanese refugee Ayozu Grace, 18, came to Uganda in 2008 with her family and is a student at Imvepi secondary school. She advises other girls to continue their studies to prosper in the future. https://t.co/PjumxlEbus

UNHCR Uganda

@UNHCRuganda - 05/02/2021

English teacher, John Andema Peter, visiting South Sudanese children in Omugo refugee settlement to teach lessons. In 2020, schools were closed because of the pandemic teachers here set up home learning classes to keep children engaged. For refugees, education is everything. https://t.co/LsJPiDyzqv

UNHCR Uganda

@UNHCRuganda - 04/02/2021

South Sudanese refugee Agnes & her son Michael are registered at Imvepi refugee settlement. Registration data is an important tool in ensuring the integrity of refugee protection systems & preventing and combating fraud, corruption and crime, including trafficking in persons. https://t.co/WOZEpmwkyz

UNHCR Uganda

@UNHCRuganda - 03/02/2021

South Sudanese refugee Charles Abujere, a volunteer VHT in Bidibidi refugee settlement, teaches patients at Bangatuti Health Centre how to prevent the spread of coronavirus by; ⒈Properly wear their masks, ⒉Socially distance ⒊Stay alert to the signs and symptoms of COVID-19. https://t.co/Y0HUOx9g01

UNHCR Uganda

@UNHCRuganda - 02/02/2021

Health workers from the ECHO-supported infection prevention control team at Bangatuti Health Centre demonstrate the procedures they follow when responding to a suspected COVID-19 case at Bidibidi refugee settlement. @UNHCRgov @eu_echo @EUinUG https://t.co/bXIOwXG8lJ

UNHCR Uganda

@UNHCRuganda - 01/02/2021

Periods don't stop for pandemics. Making sure the needs of refugee women and girls are met must be a priority. #Everyonecounts https://t.co/prv0PpnGBx