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DONATE NOWMeet Razaqah Ahmed Ahmed Haroon Haban, a UNICEF-supported community health worker in the Yemen village Wadi Habat. Many years of war have shattered the nation's health system, but Ahmed refuses to let children pay the price, going door-to-door to give those most vulnerable the lifesaving care and nutrition they so desperately need.
Meet Razaqah Ahmed Ahmed Haroon Haban, a UNICEF-supported community health worker in rural Yemen who is determined to give the most vulnerable children the lifesaving care and nutrition they so desperately need.
In 2019, 14-month-old Adut was quiet, listless, weak, tired and severely acutely malnourished. Two years later, Adut is a different child thanks to her parents who got her the help she needed — treatment with Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food and the care of UNICEF South Sudan’s nutrition team.
In 2019, 14-month-old Adut was quiet, listless, weak, tired and severely acutely malnourished. Two years later, Adut is a different child thanks to her parents who got her the help she needed — treatment with Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food and the care of UNICEF South Sudan’s nutrition team.