What is Unicef doing for children affected by famine in South Sudan? A Unicef worker speaks @UNICEFUK
What is Unicef doing for children affected by famine in South Sudan? A Unicef worker speaks  @UNICEFUK
Uploaded March 2017 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
What does a day look like for Judy Juru, Nutrition Officer in South Sudan? We hear from Judy as she explains how Unicef is reaching the most vulnerable children.

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We're on the ground providing vulnerable children in even the most remote areas with the life-saving food and clean water they desperately need to survive. We are also working with our partners across East Africa to support the training of health workers to identify and treat cases of severe malnutrition.

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