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From poverty to health, to education, our areas of focus offer the opportunity to dramatically improve the quality of life for billions of people. So we build partnerships that bring together resources, expertise, and vision—working with the best organizations around the globe to identify issues, find answers, and drive change. Below is a snapshot of our plans for the first, second and third quarters, respectively. RDISC will sort out locally the cost of security personnel for the oversea medical and nutrition aid team. We will also bear locally the cost of storing all items for the outreach programme, other local transportation costs as may be needed beyond the utility vehicle (Hilux) capacity as well. The cost of the first quarter programme is more as a result of capital and recurrent expenditures but reduced in second and third quarter events as it only has recurrent expenditures

First Quarter Project
Project: Medical and Nutritional Aid Relief Programme Duration: 5-Days Location: OsisiomaNgwa LGA, Aba, South East, Nigeria – West Africa Aim: To provide basic medical and nutritional aid relief for 500 children and adolescents in a quarter Target group: Children and adolescents <=18 years Team: Doctors, Nurses, Pharmacists, Optometrists, Nutritionist, Nutritional Therapist, Dietitians, Health Counselors Project cost: N25,663,410.00  ($167,155.670 (Canadian Dollar equivalent). 
Second Quarter Project
Project: Medical and Nutritional Aid Relief Programme Duration: 5-Days Location: Ugwunagbo LGA, Abia State, South East, Nigeria – West Africa. Aim: To provide basic medical and nutritional aid relief for 500 children and adolescents in a quarter Target group: Children and adolescents <=18 years Team: Doctors, Nurses, Pharmacists, Optometrists, Nutritionist, Nutritional Therapist, Dietitians, and Health Counselors. Project Cost: N14,483,410.00 = $94,336.0255 (Canadian Dollar equivalent). 
Third Quarter Project
Project: Medical and Nutritional Aid Relief Programme Duration: 5-Days Location: Isialangwa North LGA, Abia State, South East-Nigeria – West Africa Aim: To provide basic medical and nutritional aid relief for 500 children and adolescents in a quarter Target group: Children and adolescents <=18 years Team: Doctors, Nurses, Pharmacists, Optometrists, Nutritionist, Nutritional Therapist, Dietitians, and Health Counselors Project Cost: N14,483,410.00 = $94,336.0255 (CAN Dollar equivalent). 

R-disc is a multi-agency non-governmental organisation which offers a range of services to less privileged children and families in local communities mainly the South-South and South-East regions in Nigeria. We explore means and channels to stop further oppression, subjugation and social marginalization. We are s charitable company that is guarantee and governed by a board of trustees. The board
meets regularly to discuss the charity’s strategic direction. We raise funds through donations from Individuals, organisations and companies and aim to work with other organisations, schools, hospitals and local authorities. Below is a gallery of some of our projects.

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A grab made from a video released by the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) on April 23, 2014 shows displaced people gathering water at a camp in Bentiu, on April 22, 2014. Rebel gunmen in South Sudan massacred "hundreds" of civilians in ethnic killings when they captured the oil town of Bentiu last week, the UN said on April 21, one of the worst reported atrocities in the war-torn nation. In the main mosque alone, "more than 200 civilians were reportedly killed and over 400 wounded," the UN mission in the country said, adding there were also massacres at a church, hospital and an abandoned UN World Food Programme (WFP) compound. AFP PHOTO / HO / UNMISS RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / HO / UNMISS " - NO MARKETING NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS
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December 2016 - Bentiu, Bentiu POC, South Sudan. Kids under 5 years old at a Mercy Corps supported Unity Primary school in Sector 1, Bentiu POC.
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MADAROUNFA, NIGER - JUNE 26: Inoussa Ahalima, 23-months-old is seen at a pediatric hospital for severely malnourished children with medical complications on June 26, 2010 in Madarounfa in Niger. Inoussa is severely malnourished and also suffering from complications as a result of malnourishment and respiratory infection and diarrhea. He weighs just 5.1kgs. Doctors the Madarounfa CRENI (pediatric hospital for severely malnourished children with medical complications), one of the largest in Niger, are trying to increase his weight to at least 7.9kgs before discharging him. He will be referred to a CRENAS (outpatient pediatric post for severely malnourished children) for follow-up. Up to May this CRENI has had a 70% increase in the number of children being admitted here compared to last year and an increase in deaths by 41%. Seven million people are going hungry each day because of a severe food crisis gripping the country. Of this number 1.6 million children are severely or moderately malnourished and another 1 million at risk of malnutrition. UNICEF urgently requires US$ 147 million to provide emergency food and medicine for them. At Madarounfa, on the border with Nigeria, is one of the largest CRENIs (pediatric hospital for severely malnourished children with medical complications). Up to May there has been a 70% increase in the number of children being admitted compared to last year and an increase in deaths by 41%. These children are so severely malnourished that medical complications develop. Seven million people are going hungry each day because of a severe food crisis gripping the country. Of this number 1.6 million children are severely or moderately malnourished and another 1 million at risk of malnutrition. UNICEF urgently requires US$ 147 million to provide food and medicines for them. A serious food crisis is gripping the West African nation of Niger as a result of poor rains. Crops have failed, watercourses have dried up, and thousands of animals are d
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