MAGNA is launching a project in the area of Iboko and Nsele in the northeast of Congo to treat and prevent child malnourishment in 46 healthcare facilities.

In Cambodia, the first joint MAGNA/BUBO centre is being established. It will be particularly helping children and women who are victims of rape or HIV infected.

8,400 packages of therapeutic food each month is given out by medical staff of the Slovakian humanitarian organisation MAGNA in South Sudan for children with acute malnutrition.

The 1st virtual exhibition of photographs, called My Child (Moje dieťa), has already been helping in the field. On the first day alone, more than 15 thousand people visited the website and 627 donors got involved.

Currently, the situation is somewhat chaotic here. Last night the massacres and bombarding in the eastern part of Aleppo paused but the ceasefire has been violated since this afternoon.

Premature babies with low birth weight have in DR Congo little chance to survive. MAGNA assists in safe baby delivery and motivates mothers to breast feeding.

The worsened safety situation complicates the humanitarian aid delivery, because people are afraid to go out to streets.

In South Sudan in camp of internally displaced people in Juba MAGNA has vaccinated children and young people against meningitis in March 2016 with 97% coverage.

Today we commemorate first year after devastating earthquake in Nepal. On 25th April, one year ago, Nepal was hit by earthquake of magnitude 7.8, just northwest of Kathmandu.

Bacteria tetani is one of the reason why many newborns die in South Sudan. MAGNA delivers complete vaccination to children, pregnant mothers and women in childbearing age.