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Today is #WorldHumanitarianDay!
Today we praise all #WomenHumanitarians saving lives around the 
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This is Dr Gisele Mvumbi. She works in #DRC to stop the spread of #Ebola, standing on the front lines and braving difficulties to help those in need.pic.twitter.com/ZXhFksioPx
It’s #WorldHumanitarianDay.
Every day over half a million humanitarian workers support people affected by emergencies, conflict, natural disasters.
Join us in celebrating #WomenHumanitarians everywhere who are helping make the world a healthier and safer place.pic.twitter.com/NrGarD1U56
'I know at the end of the road, I will find somebody that I need to save'-
@MR_Belizaire
, WHO epidemiologist working to stop #Ebola in #DRC. This video shows her at work in the previous outbreak in the Equateur region of the country. #WomenHumanitarianspic.twitter.com/JjYiNMPSdT
"I am here to help my country with my experience and knowledge. My dream is to eliminate #malaria by 2030,” says Dr Eva de Carvalho from #Mozambique. During #CycloneIdai response, she supervised the work of the health clinics. http://bit.ly/30fVktD #WomenHumanitarianspic.twitter.com/GwnozRBO52
“My shoe got stuck in the mud & I walked barefoot until we found a house whose owner lent me his slippers,” said Kaddaring, who goes door-to-door providing antenatal care and vaccines to women in remote areas in the #Philippines. http://bit.ly/2TLjAl8 #WomenHumanitarianspic.twitter.com/Kj9DXxFp0D
“People often think that women are incapable, but they couldn’t be more wrong. The women on our programme are extraordinary: strong, gentle, dedicated, humble, passionate, disciplined & fierce at the same time”-Bibi Sharifa, #Pakistan http://bit.ly/2NeV9LG
#WomenHumanitarianspic.twitter.com/vRLg2SQoJG
"Being a humanitarian stems from our innate nature as humans. I believe that contributing to the betterment of others validates and promotes us"-Hanan Ishaq, @WHOYemen.
Read her story and those of her colleagues here 
http://bit.ly/2Z5kaAg #WomenHumanitarianspic.twitter.com/ONn4qF1GDf
More and more women are joining the programme to #EndPolio in #Afghanistan, often breaking traditional roles for women in their society http://bit.ly/2ZcuOo2 #WomenHumanitarianspic.twitter.com/aqM7Cjkuon
“My best moment is seeing the same children I once vaccinated all grown up and bring their own children for vaccinations. It gives me immense hope and happiness,” -Asha Abdi Dini —District #Polio Officer, Banadir, Somalia. http://bit.ly/2NeV9LG #WomenHumanitarianspic.twitter.com/VuRELyZfQH
Everyday heroines of #polio eradication are ensuring that the children in #PapuaNewGuinea are protected and vaccinated http://bit.ly/2TU3HsR #WomenHumanitarianspic.twitter.com/RHFk3be7rX
#WomenHumanitarians provide health care to the most vulnerable communities in all conflict-affected areas across the @WHO_Europe.
Tetiana works in a mobile #mentalhealth team in #Ukraine, providing support to people with mental health disorders.
http://bit.ly/2KTj4xp pic.twitter.com/EppCiTFGqA
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