UNFPA Extends Relief to Women in Central African Republic through Maternity Care

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Open to all women and girls the safe space provides a welcoming and inclusive environment for displaced individuals and other community members. Survivors of violence receive compassionate care through private counselling, case management services, and psychological and medical support, helping them heal from trauma.

Managed by the United Nations Population Fund(UNFPA), a health referral center located in Bimbo provides essential maternal healthcare services to women in need in the Central African Republic.  These services include family planning, prenatal and postnatal care, as well as the clinical management of rape for GBV survivors.

In Bimbo, UNFPA also supports the Boeing Bimbo Safe Space, a vibrant hub of empowerment and learning. These include computer skills training in software like Excel and Word, and livelihood programs such as baking and sewing.

Open to all women and girls the safe space provides a welcoming and inclusive environment for displaced individuals and other community members. Survivors of violence receive compassionate care through private counselling, case management services, and psychological and medical support, helping them heal from trauma.

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The center also serves as a platform for sensitization sessions, promoting awareness and understanding of GBV within the broader community and raising awareness of available services.