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received high-quality health care
children and mothers received anemia prevention and response services, and 3,376accessed nutrition screenings and services
survivors of gender-based violence received comprehensive case management
There are more than 133,000 refugees and asylum seekers in Rwanda. To truly serve these communities requires going beyond meeting basic needs—it means helping foster a sense of dignity for the residents. This calls for providing vital services such as healthcare and nutrition for vulnerable groups, education for children who have had to leave school, and protection against gender-based violence. It also means fostering opportunities to earn a living, particularly for women.
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