Response For Emergency care-Organisation

30/08/2024

The National WASH Cluster held a monthly meeting today in Juba.

Below are the key Agendas discussed

Emergency trend ( HEV, flooding, and response).
IM update
SSHF key updates

Our team representative (RECO) and other partners have reported about the flooding in Fangak County. Many have spoken of the possible immediate negative outcome of this flood and how an RRT is needed in Fagank County.
A population of 20000 people has been displaced in fangak, and an urgent response is needed.

Cases of HEV have been reported highly in Unity state and Abyei and urged partners to be alert or an outbreak sooner or later.

The Ministry of Health, and WHO, has also warned about the Monkey Poke disease (MPOKs) in the country.
Although there are no reports of a positive patient yet, a total number of 34 people have been suspected, with 29 tested negative and 5 sample tests still in the laboratory.

27/08/2024

Displace families from Chotbora community arrived New Fangak yesterday evening through rescue from local authorities and humanitarian partners. The situation is very frustrating as most of IDPs are children women and elderly people. No food no shelters. We call upon the humanitarian sectors to intervene.

27/08/2024

The local authority is struggling to evacuate affected residents to new Fangak from Cotbora village after the flood overrun the are last night.

RECO and other NGOs are trying their best to help and coordinate with the authorities to help the community voluntarily, but still call for a helping hand.

19/08/2024

Today, RECO has participated in the training for WASH practitioners on Incontinence in Humanitarian Setting organised by OXFAM, in South Sudan.

The training was very educative and interactive, with many other humanitarian workers sharing their ideas and looking forward to helping the people in need.

16/07/2024

16/07/2024

We are strengthening and empowering communities in greater Upper Nile.

21/06/2024

Response for emergency care organization helps to respond to emergencies by providing a systematic approach to handling medical emergencies. They have trained professionals who are equipped with the necessary knowledge, skills, and resources to assess the situation, prioritize actions, and provide prompt and appropriate care to the affected individuals. The organization also maintains a network of emergency response centres and hospitals to ensure a swift and coordinated response to emergencies. Additionally, they conduct regular training and drills to ensure their readiness for any emergency situation. Overall, the role of response for emergency care organization is crucial in saving lives and minimizing the impact of emergencies on individuals and communities.

10/06/2024

Image Returnee woman spends five hours accessing clean water Image Women fetching water at the only waterpoint in Ziro residence. Photo Credit: Yangi Teresa/ Oxfam Author: Yangi Justine Published: 14th May 2024 Content sections Getting clean drinking water in some parts of South Sudan is a struggle....

08/03/2024

06/02/2024

No child should have their dreams taken away

05/02/2024

Its was a dried land some years back, when the nation still an independent and remains as remotely rural village before the water overrun the nearest streaming areas in northern state of Jonglei. For the meantime, the decedent of centre of Fangak county have chosen and took an advantage of flooded water during drying course season to caltivate small backyards and produce agricultural product for survival instead of collecting water lilies since the levels of crop and vegetable production in Fangak as well as in South Sudan remain low. The community of call upon the Government of south Sudan and UN FOA to support the agricultural production promotes the food security and livelihood in the Manajang.

02/11/2023

Response For Emergency care-Organisation have today participated on training conducted by CSRF. The workshop discuss event of conflict in Sudan during British colonies.

16/09/2023

RECO team had meet Three ladies in Manajang fetching water for drinking in one of the pond in the area. One of the lady by name nyakuoth has reveal that, the community facing shortage of water this year after subsiding flooded water which results community drinking dirty water

11/08/2023

They are drinking dirty water after subsidiary of floods

26/07/2023

Our aim and priorities is to support child education in hard to reach areas in south Sudan. is urging UN Agencies. UNICEF South Sudan save the children Plan International South Sudan UNHCR South Sudan USAID South Sudan and government of South Sudan to put more effort to support the children and child protection.

25/07/2023

We are volunteering working to strengthening child rights education, WASH in rural areas of south Sudan by supporting vulnerable community and women's empowerment in underprivileged mostly young and abandoned children.

-RECO