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A mother and her newborn at the maternity of MSF hospital in Pibor, Jonglei State, South Sudan. Renewed intercommunal violence in South Sudan has forced thousands of families to flee into the bush, where they have no access to assistance, including medical care.
Photo: South Sudan 2010 © Cédric Gerbehaye / Magnum Foundation Emergency Fund / VU’

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“When we arrive, our truck carrying about a tonne of precious medications is lurched over at a 45-degree angle, stuck in the mud on the main street. There is no electricity for the squat homes made of mud brick and reed thatch. When the MSF team arrive at the town’s hospital – two single-storey buildings of mud brick roofed with iron – we tell the staff about our plans for free healthcare. That evening, the staff enthusiastically remove the handwritten posters listing the prices for treatment.
Overnight, word gets around. The next day a large crowd of women wearing brightly printed cotton wraps clutching coughing, feverish children, assemble outside the dilapidated outpatient building for a free consultation. Georges, one of the hospital nursing staff, looked a little forlorn in his white coat. “Treatment is free, so now everyone will come!” he says.
Before MSF’s arrival, the hospital saw 231 patients in the month of September. We’ve seen more than 300 in our first week.”
- Chris Bird, blog post in The Guardian about the beginning of his stay in the Democratic Republic of Congo as an MSF doctor.
Photo: Ben Milpas/MSF

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ATTENTION KEEN CYCLISTS IN AUSTRALIA.
Last year a group of cyclists rode from Canberra to Sydney and raised over $2000 for the Cambodian Kids Foundation, this year they have planned a fundraising ride again… only have gone one better and decided to ride from Canberra to Melbourne - around 700kms!
Anyone is free to join the ride, the more people the more fun it will be at the moment there are around 7 or 8 people joining the team!! Would love to increase that number!
The ride will run from the 17th to the 24th of April 2012! - let us know if you are interested in joining us!!
more info can be found on the rides facebook event!
http://www.facebook.com/events/328181147212087/

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Surma by rafal ziejewski on Flickr.

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Thank you, Richard.

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