Reducing malnutrition to improve health saves lives in South Sudan
One in two people face starvation in South Sudan, as extreme hunger hits more states
Save the Children trains hundreds of women who cannot read and write to treat childhood illnesses and malnutrition
Blog by | Tito Justin | January, 2018
"The only item that is in abundance is Ekamongo, small, bitter, wild green that are boiled, mashed and have to be mixed with oil and salt, it's - the only option for starving children in greater Kapoeta, South Sudan.
Save the Children South Sudan in Partnership with UNFPA and the Health Cluster ensuring survivors of sexual violence receive better treatment.
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