CRS, Bakhita Initiative JDPC Graduate 960

Catholic Relief Services (CRS) and The Bakhita Initiative (JDPC Sokoto) have graduated 960 care group volunteers from Wurno and Wamakko local government areas of Sokoto State.

The programme, executed under the auspices of Kyautata Rayuwa, aimed to provide immediate emergency response to vulnerable families in the state.

Addressing the graduates, the acting programme manager at CRS, Clinton Ofoegbu, expressed delight at the development, adding that the testimonies from the volunteers would serve as a source of joy for him.

Outlining the objectives of the initiative, the lead promoter of the care group volunteers in Wamakko local government, Hussaina Mohammed, stated that they were trained using the care group model and adopted a community-based approach to promote essential maternal, infant and young child nutrition behaviours at the household level.

While acknowledging that the care group model had fostered sustainable behavioural change in rural communities, the Wamakko lead promoter urged the volunteers to maintain their momentum by continuing to work tirelessly to improve the nutritional and health outcomes for women and children in the state.

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Sokoto State director of international cooperation, Alhaji Musa Muhammad Wamakko, who represented the commissioner for budget and economic planning, Abubakar Zayanna, appealed to women in the state to always support their husbands.

Abubakar Umar, the director of planning at the Ministry of Women and Children Affairs, speaking on behalf of the commissioner, Hadiza Shagari, thanked CRS and the Bakhita JDPC Initiative for the numerous positive impacts they have made in the lives of the people of the state.

Speaking on behalf of the graduating women, Saratu Umar stated that the CRS KYAUTATA RAYUWA and The Bakhita (JDPC Sokoto) have greatly positively impacted their lives.