2024 Fall Newsletter
Sudanese refugees who cross the border into South Sudan receive assistance from Jesuit Refugee Service, ranging from psychosocial support to basic needs such as sleeping mats. Photo: Paula Casado Aguirregabiria
Stepping up for the world’s 120 million forcibly displaced people
*Aamira and her ten children, the youngest of whom was one year and six months old, fled the Blue Nile State when civil war erupted in 2012. They left with only the clothes on their backs and spent nine days in the bush without food, water, or medicine before reaching a town in the Sudanese border. They stayed there for a year before moving to Gendarussa refugee camp in Maban, South Sudan, where they still live today. Continue reading
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