Kenya Red Cross steps up aid for families displaced by insecurity in Moyale
The organisation said its volunteers were screening children and mothers for malnutrition while distributing specialised nutritional supplements and essential household supplies to vulnerable families affected by the violence.
Marsabit, Kenya, October 26 — The Kenya Red Cross Society has ramped up humanitarian aid to families uprooted by insecurity stemming from cross-border conflict in Moyale, Marsabit County. Health services are now accessible in all six displacement camps, with Red Cross volunteers screening children and mothers for malnutrition while providing specialized nutritional supplements and essential household supplies.
The organization's Super Cereal distribution targets the most vulnerable households, complemented by the delivery of household items and hygiene supplies to meet daily needs. Despite the humanitarian response focusing on healthcare and material assistance, Red Cross is also supporting families separated during the crisis through its Restoring Family Links programme, which aids in tracing and reconnecting displaced relatives.
The exact number of displaced individuals, children and mothers screened, or relief supplies distributed remains undisclosed. The ongoing insecurity linked to cross-border conflict continues to displace families in Moyale, prompting the Kenya Red Cross to persist in offering health services, nutritional aid, essential supplies, and family tracing support.
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