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The number of IDPs rose dramatically from around 400,000 in March 2002 to the current total of nearly two million...A recent reports  concluded that 1,000 people die every week in internally displaced people’s camps

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Women and children center for hope (WCCH) is a registered NGO founded in 2001 by a group of formerly abducted young mothers, women whose husbands were killed during the armed conflict and women who suffered from the conflict and violence in Gulu, Northern Uganda.

WCCH provides support to families and broader community through increasing access to information and services from every one to contribute to acceptance and rehabilitation of and reconciliation with children who participated in violent acts against the community, training and capacity building of families to help themselves, through the following projects:-

  • Psychosocial support programs

  • Education programs

  • Child Sponsorship

  • Skill training programs

  • Women empowerment

  • Women rights and roles campaign

The primary project beneficiaries includes, formally abducted young mothers, children born in captivity, family members, Orphans due to HIV/AIDS, HIV/AIDS clients vulnerable Women groups and children attending schools in Camps. Learn more..

 

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::Life in Camps::

 Living conditions in the camps are appalling, with a widespread lack of infrastructure and basic services, including schools, health care, and water and sanitation facilities.         Some 30,000-40,000 children, so-called night commuters, come into urban areas every night to sleep on the streets or in public buildings and shelters, largely due to fears of being abducted by the rebels

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