SWITCH-ON NGO IN COLLABORATION WITH SIM MEDIA VOLUNTEERS REACHED OUT TO FLOOD IDPs CAMP

Following the flood ravaging the communities in Ŕivers state, the SWITCH-ON outreach in collaboration with Sim Media Volunteers visited one of the Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camp in Iheaje Community in Ahoada East Local Government Area, with relief materials to cushion the effects of the numerous challenges the Ekpeye internally displaced persons are facing.

It was a frenzy moment as elders, mothers and children accommodated in the Iheaje IDP Camp celebrate and give thanks to God for sending help to them in their time of need.

The Coordinator of the SWITCH-ON Outreach Hon Mrs Sotonye Toby Fulton during the presentation of the relief materials, which includes provisions, toiletries,foodstuffs, cooking gas and other essential items to the IDP Camp to identified with their suffering, expressed
her heart felt sympathy, when she said " any thing that affects you also affect us, and the flood is a natural disaster that affect both the rich and the poor". She appealed to the Camp Chairman to judiciously distribute the items to those affected by the flood.

During the course of interaction with the Camp dwellers, three mothers who just delivered in the IDP Camp, were encouraged with some financial support to enable them get medical care.

Words of exhortation and special prayer session was conducted to give hope to the flood victims.
As they appreciate the kind gesture of the group, while praying for God to replenish the source of the donors.

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Good one 7G SIM.