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ADRA provides humanitarian aid to more than 200 refugees
The numbers of refugees and immigrants are increasing, as well as the precarious situation in which a large number of citizens from different countries currently live in different parts of the world. To date, 79.5 million people have been forced to live far from their homes, according to data released by the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).
Ecuador has the largest number of recognized refugees: 69,524 from more than 60 countries, the majority of whom are Colombians and Venezuelans who…
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ADRA Gets Essential Items To Disabled In Kenya During Pandemic
As the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic continues to spread across Kenya, lockdowns, closure of schools, and cancellation of public meetings have caused immeasurable disruptions.
Even prior to COVID-19, persons with disabilities were living in a world of isolation, yet the effects of the health crisis have been keenly felt. Samuel Onang’o, a father of three, is a cobbler, or shoemaker, in Kibera—he is also physically disabled.
His wife and children travelled to another region of the…
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Lifestyle medicine pioneer’s practical guide in your pocket
A new pocket edition of an Avondale academic’s emotional wellbeing book will help meet the goal of his “audacious” plan to lift the life of 10 million people. Live More Happy offers the opportunity to create connections with those who may have found the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic a challenge to their mental health. It is “an easy way to show you care,” says Associate Professor Darren Morton. Source: https://wp.avondale.edu.au/news/2020/07/03/lifestyle-medicine-pioneers-practical-guide-in-your-pocket/
The Trans-European Division reschedules major events following COVID-19
Youth Congress and the European Pastors’ Council will both move one year later to help with financial and logistic planning.
In a joint agreement between the Inter-European and Trans-European Divisions, the European Youth Congress planned for August 2021 in Lahti, Finland, will be pushed one year later to 2022. Following the COVID-19 lockdown across most of Europe, including Finland, the level of uncertainty about a ‘second wave’ that could hit and how the winter will progress, the executive…
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