Masks, Gloves, & Sanitizer For Daadab Refugees

The Kenyan Ministry of Health announced that the Dadaab refugee complex recorded cases of the deadly coronavirus.

Due to overpopulation, the nature of congestion and poor hygiene standards in refugee camps, the announcement will raise fears of a possible rapid spread of the virus if the situation is not well handled quickly.

According to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), the Dadaab refugee complex has a population of 217,511 registered refugees and asylum seekers as at the end of March 2020.

Late last month, the Kenyan government ordered the cessation of movement into and out of both Dadaab and Kakuma Refugee camps as part of preemptive measures to contain the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Despite this fear, and poor hygiene standards Families in Dadaab refugee camps couldn't avoid to buy Masks, Gloves and Sanitizer. Though the get free water for drinking and cleaning they are lucking Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) which is now essential for their lives.

Now, come and join us by donating PPE to the Worlds Most vulnerable and World's largest Dadaab Regufee Camp.

The little you give out today saves lives tomorrow. Let us stand to help those who need our help Today and tomorrow.