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Re: Concept Paper On: Humanitarian Food Aid Support For 1642 Displaced
Re: Concept Paper On: Humanitarian Food Aid Support For 1642 Displaced
Organizational Background:
Families, people with HIV/AIDS and those with diabetes and hepatitis still face a
great challenge of starvation, lack of accessibility to drugs and poor hygiene at
the camp, the one month extension by the president under quarantine yet the
disasters had displaced them has greatly affected their socio economic
activities which have been their means of survival in fending for their families
especially buying food stuffs, soap and other basics.
The situation in the camp is devastating and pathetic which has threatened
their health status and denial to a right to food, medical care, clean water and
sanitation which are their fundamental human rights. These were one of the key
human rights violations that were critically identified by Youth Partnership
Uganda staff during the rapid needs assessment.
The camp has 145 total house hold with a total population of 1642 people, 290
are adults where 141 are male and 149 are female, 11 are single mothers.8 are
widows, 641 are youth where males are 289 and 352 are females, 711 are
children of age bracket from 0-5 years are 264 where 129 are males 143 are
females, from 6-10 years they are 148 where males are 69 and 79 are females,
from 11-15 years they are 148 where 72 are males and 76b are females, from 16-
18 years they are 151 where 70 are males and 81 are females.
The total number of women and girls menstruating are 281 and the expectant
mothers are 86 who also need serious attention in the camp.
It’s against this background that Youth Partnership Uganda seeks support of
3000 US dollars to help in purchasing food supplies like maize flour, beans and
Rice, hand washing facilities, sanitary pads for the women and girls, masks , soap
for hand washing and blankets to cover the children since the area is a very
cold place for the infants.
Methodology
Once the funds are realized Youth Partnership Uganda will coordinate with the
Sub County chief, Sub County Community development officer, the Chairperson
local council three and we distribute food supplies and other support to the
displaced people at the camp. Food support and other humanitarian aid will be
distributed to the 145 house hold heads by our staff who shall execute this
service at the camp while taking pictures and video of how the supply is
conducted. Youth Partnership Uganda shall produce a comprehensive report
with pictures and video clips and submit it to the funder and also share it with
other stakeholders and development partners
Target Group.
The number of people expected to directly benefit from this intervention are
1642 people in the camp who will actively be involved in the distribution of the
Humanitarian Aid fundraised or donated.
Expected venue of the activity:
The activity shall take place in the camp at Kiraro Primary School where the
displaced victims temporally reside.
Expected outcomes
Youth Partnership Uganda shall support 145 house hold families in the camp
with food supplies and soap and other humanitarian aid reaching out to 1642
beneficiaries each house hold receiving, 10kgs of maize flour,4kgs of beans,3kgs
of rice, one bar of soap for hand washing, the camp will be provided with two
hand washing facilities,264 blankets supplied to children below the age of 6
years, 1378 masks given out to people above six years and 281 reusable sanitary
pads given to each menstruating women or girl in the camp
The affected slopes of Mount Rwenzori that were greatly hit by Land slides
Children and their Parents in a temporal kitchen constructed in the camp at Kiraro
Primary School
Floods hit Kisabu Primary School one of the nearby schools to Kiraro Primary
Youth Partnership Uganda staff addressing the victims as we register them
One of the flooded rivers that swept the bridge and community constructed a
temporally one for the mean time
Prepared by
Kambere Julius
Programs Coordinator
Youth Partnership Uganda
P O Box 585 Kasese Uganda
Tel: +256772675637
Email: kamberejolly@gmail.com or Kamberej@youthpartnershipuganda.org
Website: www.youthpartnershipuganda.org