Sentence examples for provided displaced from inspiring English sources

Distributing essential supplies UNICEF and partners have long provided displaced families with basic household, personal and hygiene items, critical to their daily activities.

Psychological first-aid Following the Indian Ocean tsunami that struck in December 2004, UNICEF Thailand provided displaced children with psychosocial aid that often took the form of art therapy, storytelling and games.

"So far, we have provided displaced families with safe water, chlorine tablets, water tanks, temporary latrines, vaccinations for children, including against polio and measles, basic commodities like hygiene kits, medicines and fuel to run hospital facilities and for pumping city water networks," says Khurram Javed, who is heading UNICEF's response in Taiz and Ibb.

He has promised to provide displaced occupants with housing farther away from the city center, but the government has struggled with the furious pace of population growth.

The platform caters to students in need of affordable Arabic dialect practice and direct access to native speakers on the one hand, all while providing displaced Syrians with a source of income and feeling of self worth, especially given the restrictions they face in the workforce as refugees.

MSF provides displaced people with urgently needed assistance, from primary health care to psychological aid.

In addition to repairing these devastated schools, the NJEA is helping provide displaced and/or impoverished children with education supplies so that they can return to school ready to learn.

Backers of the deal claim (somewhat implausibly) that it will produce hundreds of billions of dollars in economic benefits yet the TAA part of the deal would provide displaced workers with just $300 million.

But critics charge that the program -- meant to provide displaced people in Sudan with "accurate and objective information about their country" -- is instead broadcasting in a language most of its target audience doesn't understand and has watered-down criticisms of Sudanese officials (whom the U.S. government holds responsible for genocide in Darfur).

Mobile clinics and health workers are providing displaced children and their mothers with health care services and lifesaving nutrition.

All of these partners are collaborating to provide displaced residents with water, food, blankets, bedding, medicine and other essential supplies.