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Presentation Hope For Venezuelan Refugees

Hope For Venezuelan Refugees Project is an emergency humanitarian effort created to respond to the food insecurity and alleviate hunger affecting thousands of Venezuelan refugees, migrants, and walkers “caminantes.” The project provides locally produced commodities to the selected food distribution centers and shelters, cooking and distributing meals to this migrant population in the Cúcuta- Pamplona humanitarian route.

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Phase 3 of the Hope For Venezuelan Refugees project was initiated as part of our efforts to respond to the food insecurity and hunger affecting thousands of Venezuelan refugees, migrants, and walkers “caminantes,” and Colombian returnees during the COVID-19 pandemic through the donation of locally produced commodities, personal protection equipment, cleaning, and disinfectant supplies to the selected food distribution centers food/shelters cooking and distributing meals to the migrant population and vulnerable local families in the Cúcuta-Pamplona route.

Phase 3 Hope for Venezuelan Refugees COVID-19 Efforts Report (April 28 - Sept...

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The Hope For Venezuelan Refugees Team, in partnership with the United4Change Center (U4C), is raising funds to support Phase 5 of the Hope For Venezuelan Refugees “Soup Meal” Program, an emergency response effort to provide the selected Food Distribution Centers/Shelters listed below with the needed food commodities to prepare and distribute 350 “soup meals” per day to help alleviate hunger affecting the Venezuelan refugees, migrants and walkers “caminantes” on the Cúcuta-Pamplona humanitarian route.

Phase 5 Hope For Venezuelan Refugees Soup Meal Program Proposal 6 23 2021

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During the reporting period, the Hope For Venezuelan Refugees Team successfully delivered the needed food commodities and PPE supplies, portable hand-wash stations, face masks, cleaning, and disinfectant supplies to help prevent the propagation of COVID-19. The team monitored and evaluated the project weekly. The meal distribution registration lists were collected and processed every two weeks by gender and age, as reflected in this report. 59 Thanks to the Rise Against Hunger (RAH) COVID-19 Response Grant, and donations from the Chanhassen Rotary Foundation/Rotary Club Chanhassen and individuals, the Rotary Club of Cúcuta and Rotary e-Club of Houston Hope For Venezuelan Refugees Team, provided 162,272 hot meals and helped alleviate hunger affecting thousands of vulnerable Venezuelan refugees, migrants, walkers “caminantes,” and Colombian returnees. Our distribution of PPE supplies, disinfectant products, and thousands of face masks helped protect and prevent the propagation of COVID-19 among the volunteers and the refugee population on the Cúcuta- Pamplona route during the largest exodus and migration crisis in the Western Hemisphere aggravated by the global pandemic.

Phase 4 Hope For Venezuelan Refugees COVID-19 Response Report

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Phase 3 of the Hope For Venezuelan Refugees project was initiated as part of our efforts to respond to the food insecurity and hunger affecting thousands of Venezuelan refugees, migrants, and walkers “caminantes,” and Colombian returnees during the COVID-19 pandemic through the donation of locally produced commodities, PPE, cleaning, and disinfectant supplies to the selected food distribution centers food/shelters cooking and distributing meals to the migrant population and local vulnerable families in the Cúcuta- Pamplona route.

Phase 3 Hope For Venezuelan Refugees COVID-19 Response Efforts

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This report was prepared by the Rotary Club of Washington Global to honor World Refugee Day 2020 and as a contribution to an event organized jointly with the Organization of American States. The event aims to draw attention to the plight of refugees in Latin America and elsewhere. A key objective of this report is to mobilize Rotarians globally towards providing relief and creating opportunities for refugees, and to show in concrete ways through examples of local engagement how individual Rotarians and other people of action can make a positive difference on the ground.

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Hope For Venezuelan Refugees (Esperanza para Refugiados Venezolanos) es un proyecto humanitario cuyo objetivo es ayudar a aliviar el hambre y mejorar la condición de malnutrición entre los migrantes, refugiados, y caminantes venezolanos, y retornados colombianos a través de la donación de alimentos fortificados Rise Against Hunger (RAH) y alimentos complementarios a los centros de distribución de alimentos y albergues que sirven alimentos calientes esta población migrante en Cúcuta y Pamplona en Colombia.

Hope For Venezuelan Refugees Fase 1 Proyección vs Resultados Actuales (Enero-...

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Hope for Venezuelan Refugees is a humanitarian project benefitting the Venezuelan migrants, refugees, and walkers ‘caminantes,’ and Colombian returnees in Cúcuta and Pamplona in Colombia. The project aims to help alleviate hunger and improve the condition of malnutrition of this population through the provision of Rice Against Hunger fortified rice-soy with dehydrated vegetables and locally produced complementary food items (commodities) to the existing food distribution centers (comedores) and shelters (albergues) serving hot meals to the refugee population.

Hope For Venezuelan Refugees Phase 1 Projection vs. Actual Results

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The Hope For Venezuelan Refugeesproject is helping alleviate hunger and improve malnutrition among vulnerable Venezuelan refugees, migrants and walkers ‘caminantes,’ and Colombian returnees in Cúcuta and Pamplona through the donation of 20 tons of Rise Against Hunger (RAH) meals and 20 tons of locally produced commodities to existing food distribution centers preparing and serving food to this target population. These donations are distributed among 9 (out of the 10 proposed) food distributions centers (comedores), and 4 shelters in Pamplona. Our project helps to promote peace “When people no longer need to fight over food, peace will reign.”

Hope For Venezuelan Refugees Report Phase 1 Jan-May 2019

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RESPONDING TO THE VENEZUELAN REFUGEES HUMANITARIAN CRISIS Our project Hope For Venezuelan Refugees is helping alleviate hunger and improve the condition of malnutrition among vulnerable Venezuelan refugees, migrants and walkers ‘caminantes’ through the donation of fortified Rise Against Hunger meals and locally produced commodities to food distribution centers and shelters that are serving hot meals to the refugees in Cúcuta and Pamplona in Colombia.

Brochure Hope For Venezuelan Refugees Phases 1& 2

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Alleviating hunger - Building Peace July 2019 - January 2020 - The Hope for Venezuelan Refugees Project helped alleviate hunger and improve the condition of malnutrition among vulnerable Venezuelan refugees, migrants, and walkers ‘caminantes,’ and Colombian returnees in Cúcuta and Pamplona through the donation of 26 tons of Rise Against Hunger (RAH) meals and approximately 21 tons of locally produced complementary foods (commodities) to existing food distribution centers and shelters preparing and serving food to this target population. These donations were distributed among 5 food distributions centers (comedores) in Cúcuta-Los Patios; 6 shelters and 2 food distributions centers (comedores) in Pamplona; 7 communities in La Comuna 9 in Cúcuta. Our project helps to promote peace “When people no longer need to fight over food, peace will reign.”

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