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UNICEF / SUDAN CHILDREN RELOCATED
STORY: UNICEF / SUDAN CHILDREN RELOCATED
TRT: 4:00
SOURCE: UNICEF
RESTRICTIONS: PLEASE CREDIT UNICEF ON SCREEN
LANGUAGE: NATS
DATELINE: 09 JUNE 2023, MADANI, SUDAN
1. Wide shot, men rehabilitating the new transit centre where the children were relocated to
2. Close up, men wielding as part of the rehabilitation of the new transit centre where the children were relocated to
3. Close up, shot men wiring as part of the rehabilitation of the new transit centre where the children were relocated to
4. Close up, shot of experts operating the standby generator at the new transit centre where the children were relocated to
5. Med shot, children sleeping on the ground as they are watched by caretakers/nannies
6. Med shot, children in basins with caretakers/nannies aboard an ambulance
7. Med shot, caretakers/nannies holding hands with children as they walk to the bus
8. Med shot, UNICEF staff and volunteers carrying children from the buses into the new rehabilitated premises
9. Med shot, children sleeping on the ground while others play with balloons
10. Wide shot, children sleeping on the ground while others play with balloons
11. Close up, UNICEF Health Officer - Mutwali Adam Mohammed checking child
12. Close up, supplies and utensils at the transit area (diapers, containers, nutrition supplies, etc
13. Med shot, UNICEF entering the storage area and organizing supplies including diapers, containers, nutrition supplies, etc
14. Med shot, UNICEF’s Nutrition Officer - Mohammed Elamin measuring the height of children on a height board
15. Close up, a label being placed on a child’s leg for identification
16. Wide shot, several children sleeping on blankets placed on the floor
17. Med shot, caretaker/nanny feeding a child
18. Med shot, UNICEF’s Nutrition Officer - Mohammed Elamin kneeling on the floor interacting with child
19. Med shot, caretaker/nanny organizing several children on a raised platform as another feeds a child in the background
20. Close up, several children lying on a raised platform
21. Med shot, UNICEF staff offloading UNICEF supplies from a truck into the transit centre housing the vulnerable children
22. Med shot, UNICEF staff preparing therapeutic milk for the children
23. Med shot, UNICEF staff preparing therapeutic milk for the children
24. Close up, UNICEF staff preparing therapeutic milk for the children
25. Med shot, UNICEF staff preparing therapeutic milk for the children
26. Med shot, UNICEF staff preparing therapeutic milk for the children
27. Aerial shot, several children sleeping on the ground as the caretakers watch closely. A pile of UNICEF blankets is in the background
28. Close up, older children sleeping on the ground with their backs to the camera
29. Close up, children lying on blankets
30. Close up, children lying on blankets
31. Close up, a child being weighed as a team from UNICEF and other volunteers look on.
32. Wide shot, UNICEF staff member holding hands with children in a row
297 children have been safely relocated from Mygoma orphanage in Khartoum, Sudan to a transit centre in a safer location in the country.
“The safe movement of these incredibly vulnerable children to a place of safety offers a ray of light in the midst of the ongoing conflict in Sudan,” said Mandeep O’Brien, UNICEF Representative in Sudan. “Many millions of children remain at risk across Sudan, threatened by the fighting, displacement and the subsequent impact of on the provision of lifesaving services-their lives and their futures are being endangered by this conflict every day.”
The children are under the care of the ministries of Social Welfare and Health, with UNICEF supporting the children’s medical care, feeding, psycho-social stimulation, play and educational activities, and supporting carers for the relocated children.
UNICEF has provided support to rehabilitate and prepare the transit centre where children have been relocated and is working with the relevant authorities in identifying foster families for the children.
Across Sudan, over 13.6 million children are in urgent need of lifesaving humanitarian support, the highest number ever recorded in the country. The impact of ongoing violence continues to threaten the lives and futures of families and children, leaving basic services cut off and many health facilities closed, damaged, or destroyed.
UNICEF is calling for USD 838 million to address the crisis, an increase of USD 253 million since the current conflict began in April 2023
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