… team in Khagrachari to reunite her with her family despite challenges posed by COVID-19 … imposed to control the pandemic. The BDRCS' Restoring Family Links (RFL) team stepped in and requested …
… Burundi or Tanzania,” said Talent Moyo, ICRC Restoring Family Links Assistant. “Where we have a positive, …
… After escaping to Bukavu, Daniela and her family boarded a boat, hoping to find peace on … provides a lifeline. Through the Red Cross’s Restoring Family Links services , displaced people can make free …
… the anticipation of being reunited with her family quickly overcame the sadness. Oniel … was launched and a web page on its family-links site was established to search for their relatives. Restoring family links is a core activity of …
… with the Uganda Red Cross Society to restore family links and reunite people with their loved ones. …
… the dead migrants “we want to restore the links in a chain that have been broken …
… has been able to resume its cross-border family reunification activities between Liberia … on searching for separated family members, restoring contact through phone calls and … 777 556 533 Or visit our restoring family links website …
… remain unaccounted for, with nearly as many family members still looking for them and … day. We are still waiting for their return. Family member whose father, grandfathers, and … institutions . Meanwhile, through our Family Links services , we help restore and maintain …
… calls were facilitated between the family members. Moreover, the teams have been trained on other restoring family links tools which will be used to trace family …
… of the Red Cross (ICRC) to conduct a Family Needs Assessment for the families of … technical and material support for its Restoring Family Links services for people in need, …
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