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Boulevard du 30 Juin, Arret VodaCom, Gombe Division, Kinshasa.
VISIT TO INTERNALLY DISPLACED PERSONS IN MALUKU ON OCTOBER 18TH, 2026
Together with a group of Young People who visited our website and came across our activities in Maluku, they became interested and decided to come together in a group, they started collecting money and things among themselves and decided to contact us in order to show them Internally Displaced Persons in Maluku. On Sunday October 18th, 2026 we are going to Maluku to share what we have with IDPs.
On top of that, as organization we are interested to offer seeds to Internally Displaced Persons in order to cultivate and start a process for their resilience activities through Agriculture. This is in line with our approach of livelihood activities to refugees and IDPs as one among the best response to their needs. However we still have challenges to get the required seeds because we do not have enough money. Please join.
ACTIVITIES OF LAST WEEK
Internally Displaced Children in Maluku, this was a photo during our last visit in August 2026, all of these children are not in school and have no hope to return back to classroom.
Last week the national coordination was extremely busy handling various activities. Here are the most pressing ones:
Coordinating with partners who want to help Internally Displaced Persons with Water Filters in order to reduce cases of Cholera,
Participating in COHERE Trust Circle Meeting in which we exchanged about different things on refugee issues in DRC,
Participating in the Civil Society Meetings which are focusing on the National Dialogue, and these are the consultation meetings in order to harmonize on one Civil Society Representation and Agenda,
Attending the United Nations Human Rights Office monthly Meeting in Kinshasa which brings together various human rights organizations, in which we tabled issues affecting some human rights defenders from Eastern DRC in difficult situation in Kinshasa,
Attended Amnesty International Campaign of six (6) Million Voices on the consequences of wars in the Democratic Republic of Congo since 1993 up to now, this was an evening Candle light Fire to call upon the DRC Government to establish a specific Court for all those who committed crimes against humanity,
Helping Internally Displaced Persons in Maluku Kianshasa
We recently moved to Maluku which hosts thousands of IDP and shared with them what we had, which included food, clothes and shoes. Our next visit Maluku will be on June 16th, 2026 which will focus on the situation of Internally Displaced Children inline with the International Day of the African Children. Please join us.
These Twins in Maluku are a result of rape which their mother was victim by armed groups, they are likely will never know who their father is. This is how they are living, even if we improved their sleeping conditions more is this needed, please support them through our various projects links.
People who need relief aid in the Democratic Republic of Congo include Internally Displaced Persons, Refugees and asylum seekers, natural disaster survivors, and returnees among other who may be identified as in need of relief aid which may include food, first aid medical treatment, clothes, shoes, temporal shelter, clean water, toilets, and home utensils among others. Three Provinces are severely affected by humanitarian crisis and they include South Kivu, North Kivu and Ituri, provinces are still affected by the open wars.
This is the side of Kikongo IDP Camp in Katanika Village, Kalemie City, Tanganyika Province
The other provinces such as Tchopo, Tanganyika, Haut-Uele and Bas-Uele are considered as post-conflict provinces and interventions will be based on NEXUS approach (Humanitarian, Peace and Development). Generally humanitarian interventions aims at promoting self-reliance and livelihood activities.
