| Major group affiliation: |
- Indigenous people
- Business and industry
- Children and youth
- Local authorities
- Women
- Non-governmental organization
- Farmers
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| Involvement in UN Partnerships: |
Yes |
| If yes, explain in detail: |
We are currently advocating for un partnership |
| Affiliation with other organizations: |
yes |
| Publications: |
Creating meetings, scheduled workshops. Providing protections to Sexual Gender Base Violence (SGBV) victims through counseling Awareness Education. Emergency aid. Meetings is focusing on the issues affecting patients about the sale of drugs by individuals who are not licensed not educated and selling drugs. Meetings are focusing on reckless driving of vehicle and motorcyclists (Who are increasing the death and amputations of innocent people). This is also focus on the wrong disposal of dirt in the communities. Workshops are focusing on address issues affecting patients in the community. The strategy is making sure that Government officials and stakeholders come out with the regulatory policies to reduce harm against patients. The protection is provided to the victims to enable them to be sustained in the areas of the diseases affecting them. The awareness education is carried out in the community especially where those incident is continue to pose harm to patients within the region so that there voices and situation will be heard by stakeholders, relevant government officials and donors. The emergency aid is provided to cater to patients who are victims in whom their capacity is not build to enable them address and cope with problems or situation affecting them with in the community. |
Statements or documents submitted
Commission on Sustainable Development:
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• Community sensitizations in towns, cities and villages • Groups and individuals counseling • Workshops with patients’ organizations representatives • Community members and stakeholders • Emergencies aid to HIV/AIDS patients • Visitation and follow up to HIV/AIDS victims • Confidentiality of patient information. The sensitizations is covering the Region wishing to expand other parts of the Country with the objective of printing flyers with messages, dramatizing on how patients got infected with the virus and how to prevent the virus. Separate Counseling’s sections are head to HIV/AIDS victims. Workshop is focusing on how people got the HIV virus and what need to be done to prevent it Emergency aid: free drugs, clothes and food are provided to HIV victims. Constant visitations and follow up with HIV/AIDS victims in order to show them care and love for constant contact. |
| Affiliation with other organizations: |
Giving loan to the war affected women in Ganta city, Nimba county,Liberia. Advocating to CSO/Governmental institutions in extending the programme to other part of Liberia. |
| Publications: |
PRESS MEDIA IN LIBERIA it is been published through local radio station in Liberia. |
Statements or documents submitted
to the Commission on the Status of Women:
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We are Currently advocating to be in partnership with the regional office in Liberia |
Statements or documents submitted
to the Committee on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women:
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LUYCSD is representing over 450 women in Liberia and is advocating to UN women to assist LUYCSD to work together in partnership for the implementation of the activities as it can be seen at our website.
please visit here luycsd.org |
Forests
| Major group affiliation: |
Non-governmental Orgnizations
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| Affiliation with other organizations: |
Working with Women Associations, Youth groups, and people with disabilities providing them quality and sustainable care. Especially marginalize community within the Republic of Liberia. |
| Affiliation with UN bodies: |
We are supporting all United Nations programs in Liberia by creating a meaningful, sustainable activities that will support Liberian who are living with poverty within the community. |
| Publications: |
WRITTEN STATEMENT AND RECOMMENDATION TO UNODC.
EBOLA AWARENESS AND PREVENTIONS
The International Alliance of Patients’ Organizations (IAPO) has received an impassioned letter from our member, the Liberian United Youth for Community Safety and Development, which describes how the Ebola epidemic is having a dire effect on health facilities and on communities.
IAPO supports members' efforts to highlight the devastating ..
Nov 11, 2014 — The WHO stated the confirmed death toll was 4,818 on 6 November, and that more help is needed.[i] This crisis highlights how all stakeholders |
Statements or documents submitted
to the United Nations Forum on Forests (UNFF):
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IAPO supports members' efforts to highlight the devastating ...https://www.iapo.org.uk › news › nov › iapo-supports-...
Nov 11, 2014 — The WHO stated the confirmed death toll was 4,818 on 6 November, and that more help is needed.[i] This crisis highlights how all stakeholders ... |
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