By Elizabeth Uwandu
ASABA—Following the recent flood disaster in Delta State, selected health workers drawn from the most affected communities within the state have been equipped with skills and tools for effective response to flood occurrence by the United Nations Population Fund, UNFPA.
The one-week long training of health care workers on Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) and Clinical Management of Rape (CMR) for reproductive health responses in humanitarian crisis situation is a collaboration between the Delta State Ministry of Health and United Nations Population Fund, UNFPA, through its implementing partners, the Royal Heritage Health Foundation, RHHF, to effectively respond to the flood, was held in Asaba recently.
According to Mr. Olusoji Sogunro, Chief Executive Officer,Royal Heritage Health Foundation ‘Our Foundation in collaboration with UNFPA is currently implementing a Project on Flood Response across the 2018 most affected four flooded States of which…
