UNICEF Ireland East Africa famine appeal/thank-you mailing Photos & captions

2. Your donation in action:
HAITI
Four-month-old Jameslay Petit is kissed by her mother at Haiti
University Hospital, Port-au-Prince. Jameslay had been at the hospital
for 23 days, receiving treatment for malnutrition. Her father died in the
earthquake and their home was destroyed. Jameslay’s mother and
three siblings are now living in a makeshift tent. Because the hospital
building was damaged by the earthquake, UNICEF is supporting the
hospital’s nutrition programme from a nearby tent.
www.unicef.ie

4. Your donation in action:
HAITI
A child affected by the 12 January 2010 earthquake gets water from a
water point in the camp where he lives, in Port-au-Prince, the capital
of Haiti. UNICEF’s Tap project is rebuilding wells and water pumps
destroyed by the quake.
www.unicef.ie

6. Your donation in action:
PAKISTAN
Children take part in a class at a UNICEF-supported Temporary
Learning Centre at a camp for people affected by the floods
who have not yet been able to return to their homes in the
district of Sehwan, Sindh province. At least ten million
displaced persons across the country have either returned or
moved to their home to try to rebuild. All are still in dire need
of assistance and support.
www.unicef.ie

8. Your donation in action:
EAST AFRICA CRISIS
Newly-arrived refugees from Somalia wait to be registered at
Dagehaley camp, one of three camps that make up the Dadaab
refugee site in Dadaab, North-Eastern Kenya on 7 July 2011. In
recent weeks, over 1,500 Somali refugees have been arriving
daily as a result of worsening drought and severe pressure is
being put on already limited resources. UNICEF is providing
therapeutic food to those most at risk.
www.unicef.ie