These are the stories from Joining Forces Child Protection in Emergencies case studies in Bangladesh, Burkina Faso, Central African Republic, Ethiopia and South Sudan. Stories of commitment, hard work, and impact protecting children in emergencies.
ALL OUR CASE STORIES
- From Child Labor to School
“Every day I worked 10-12 hours in a local shop. I would deal with customers, serve them, and sometimes carry goods for the shop. During the long days, I was provided with very little food that was barely enough to fill my stomach,” recounted 12-year-old Syed. Syed resides in the Rohingya refugee camp in Cox’s […] - Cash Voucher Assistance: Accelerating hope for families
Across the small yard stands the humble adobe home of Salima (42), where she lives with her husband Abdul Gafur (55) and three children: Ayesha (22), Yasmin (18), and Rahim (17). The family’s bustling daily activities are vividly visible across the yard. As Salima was feeding their goats with grass, her husband Abdul and son […]Read More… from Cash Voucher Assistance: Accelerating hope for families
- The Quest for Brighter days!
In the southeastern corner of Bangladesh, Rehena, a 35-years old mother struggles with the daily challenges of raising four daughters. Having no boy child at Rehena’s womb, her husband got another wife with his cherished dream of having an male heir! Rehena’s husband, the family’s sole earner, works as a day laborer, earning 10,000 BDT […]
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