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As the world marked International Humanitarian Day, the Kenya Red Cross led a food distribution exercise in Nairobi’s South B, in a move aimed at supporting deprived persons. The 2024 World Humanitarian Day themed ‘Act for Humanity’ aims to raise awareness about humanitarian assistance activities and the importance of international cooperation. The day is also dedicated to honouring the work of humanitarian workers around the globe and advocating for the protection and safety of those who provide aid in crisis situation.
Kenya Red Cross distributes food to families in South B as world marks Humanitarian Day
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