South Africa: Happy reunion after 26 years.
… She was separated from her biological family when she was 16 years old. She last saw … the. After learning about the activities of Restoring Family Links (RFL), an ICRC employee assisted her to …
… She was separated from her biological family when she was 16 years old. She last saw … the. After learning about the activities of Restoring Family Links (RFL), an ICRC employee assisted her to …
… detainees . 479,000 calls were made between family members Read more on restoring family links . A woman carries a sack of seed that …
… of our work in Sudan in 2017: Restored family links for 5,600 families through phone calls … authorities. The SRCS continued to provide family-links services, first aid and material …
… programmes on first aid and health, relief, restoring family links, communication and activities in areas …
… Technical expert and internal referent on restoring family links, Colombian Red Cross Society Monowara …
… communities affected by the Syrian conflict, restoring family links, visiting detainees, promoting …
… country. The ICRC always ensures that the family members are willing to be reunited and … reunited," says Celine Croon, coordinator of Restoring Family Links for the ICRC in South Sudan. CC BY-NC-ND …
… network jointly runs a program called Restoring Family Links that seeks to reunite family members …
… Society (JRCS). These activities include: restoring family links, visiting detainees, helping families of …
… Red Crescent Movement , we enabled separated family members to restore contact with one … I Annual Report 2021 volume II Quick links: Africa Americas Asia and the Pacific … 2021 AFRICA PROTECTION Total CIVILIANS Restoring family links RCMs collected RCMs …
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