Year 2009

RESTORED MASSAGE OF CHILDREN AND WOMEN OF ROAD VULNERABLES FROM KAMPALA TO THE MOROTO DISTRICT - project card -

Specific objective

Provide hospitality, first aid and future accommodation to people from Kampala

UNICEF co-funded lender

Local partners Church of Uganda (Matany) and BISREP (Iriiri)

Total duration August - November 2009

Results

August 2009

- All 144 returnees arrived on August 28, 2009 were received in a safe and dignified manner and were helped to return to their homes and to be reintegrated into their home communities.

- The returnees were assisted in their basic needs, in particular for their reunification and reintegration into the communities of origin, the right to education and access to food.

- The returnees are temporarily entrusted to the Missionaries of Charity of Moroto.

- The returnees are temporarily entrusted with the Catholic mission of Father J. Bosco to Iriiri.

- Operative database of returnees welcomed.

October 2009

- All 182 Karimojong (63 women and 119 children) arrived on October 29th were welcomed in the Nadunget secondary school (transit site) received in a safe and dignified manner and were helped to return to their homes and to be reintegrated into Their communities of origin.

- Operative database of returnees welcomed.

- In the same days micro-project of food distribution funded by the Italian Embassy (follows project details).

Direct beneficiaries 326 women and children.

Year 2008

LOKOPO - RIENTRO MASSICCIO OF CHILDREN AND WOMEN OF VULNERABLES FROM KAMPALA TO THE MOROTO DISTRICT - project card -

The project aims to reunite women and children from Kampala suburbs to their communities of origin or alternative communities in Karamoja, following a ministerial directive of May 2008 to remedy the difficult situation of street children.

Unicef ​​requested the help of "C & S", in view of the previous collaboration in 2007, in a similar project involving the return of 674 women and children in Karamoja, the emergence of a development project for 160 women vulnerable in Agriculture and poultry farming.

Specific objective

Provide hospitality, first aid and future accommodation to people from Kampala

UNICEF co-funded lender

Local partners BISREP - Uganda Church - Moroto District

Total duration 3 months - 25 July / 25 October 2008

Results

• 597 women and children are welcomed and dignified at the Lokopo Mall and reintegrated into the communities of origin

• 597 women and children and communities of origin supported through long-term monitoring, post-resettlement and community initiatives

• Strengthened the capacity of local NGOs and grass-roots communities through training, technical support that led to a family- and community-based inquiry, service delivery, quality service provision, periodic monitoring and updating on women And children come back

• Created and updated archive of "returnees", with details of child protection issues and provision of child protection services.

• Increased provision of services for a child protection response.

Beneficiaries: 597 women and children.

Year 2007

LOKOPO - RIENTRO MASSICCIO OF CHILDREN AND WOMEN OF VULNERABLES FROM KAMPALA TO THE MOROTO DISTRICT - project card -

Results achieved:

First reception at Kobulin:

• selected 16 social workers with the task of assisting in the reception and registration of women and children

• 2 nurses of the Lorengechora dispensary

• Rehabilitation of 3 wells and installation of a 5,000-liter tank each 3-4 days for adequate reception of returnees from Kampala

• set up 3 curtains of 72 square meters near the reception center

• prepare 10 mobile toilets

• stocked first-time goods to be distributed to every returnee

• provided food

At the end of the first reception at Lomaratoit:

• set up 3 tents near Lomaratoit

• set the road to Lomaratoit

• provided a 5,000-liter tank in the new site and refueled every 3 days at Lomaratoit

• guaranteed security and basic health services

• provided food

• distributed to every family present at Lomaratoit seeds and agricultural tools during the last week of April

• 214 schoolchildren enrolled in 12 different schools (8 in the Moroto District, 1 in the Kaabong District, 1 in Kotido and 2 in Namalu)

• provided transportation to children in their respective schools

Training:

• Forms 16 social workers with the task of assisting in the reception and registration of women and children

Beneficiaries: 674 people.