The short term medical intervention in the two counties of Maryland and Grand Kru in Liberia restored hope to many women who had given up on life. Like in any post war situation, Liberia still has immense health problems that need holistic management to ensure impact on the health of the population, particularly that of women war survivors. Full Report here attached>> Medical intervention puts a smile on women's faces
Women participants travelling to the training on peace and leadership taking place in Juba narrowly survived death when their minibus almost fell into an ambush staged by suspected Kony rebels.
According to the women, the accident happened at Lodureng corner Kudu Payam at midday on the 15th August, 2009. The women include Lucy Ilina Quito, Margaret Kasara Kiwa, Edrige Grato Lahtoum and Angela A. Apio and were travelling from Torit Eastern Equatoria State. [+]
Zoe Latumboof the Karenni National Women’s Organisation (KNWO) in the Kingdom of Thailand was one of the participants of the 2007/2008 institute that was held in Liberia. She undertook to carry out a project of bringing out the voices of Karenni refugee women with the seed grant she received from Isis-WICCE, so that responsive interventions could be initiated in due course to address their plight especially in improving their living standards given the complex situation of their refugee status in the host country. [+] Poster
Isis-Women’s International Cross Cultural Exchange (Isis-WICCE) in collaboration with Totto-Chan Centre for Child Trauma (TCCT) has started Phase 1 of the training programme for women leaders in Juba, Southern Sudan. The training organized under the theme, ‘Women’s Leadership in Peace building in Southern Sudan’, will run from the 17th-28th August, 2009 at Heron Campsite in Juba. Press Release in Full >> Isis-WICCE and Totto-Chan Centre for Child Trauma start women leadership training Institute
Isis-WICCE has just completed a short term medical intervention in the two counties of Maryland and Grand Kru in Liberia. Like in any post war situation, Liberia still has immense health problems that need holistic management to ensure impact on the health of the population, particularly that of women war survivors.
Dr Juliet Nakku, a Ugandan Consultant Psychiatrist was among the Isis-WICCE medical team that participated in the medical intervention. She, like most members of the intervention team, was overwhelmed by the prevailing conditions in the two counties as she puts it in her mirror-like submission… [+]
The short term medical intervention in the two counties of Maryland and Grand Kru in Liberia restored hope to many women who had given up on life. Like in any post war situation, Liberia still has immense health problems that need holistic management to ensure impact on the health of the population, particularly that of women war survivors. Full Report here attached>>
Medical intervention puts a smile on women's faces
Women participants travelling to the training on peace and leadership taking place in Juba narrowly survived death when their minibus almost fell into an ambush staged by suspected Kony rebels.
Zoe Latumbo 
Poster
Isis-WICCE and Totto-Chan Centre for Child Trauma start women leadership training Institute
Isis-WICCE has just completed a short term medical intervention in the two counties of Maryland and Grand Kru in Liberia. Like in any post war situation, Liberia still has immense health problems that need holistic management to ensure impact on the health of the population, particularly that of women war survivors.