Kristin Davis in Uganda and DRC

John Guor Dan Duote, head teacher of Saint Luke Primary School for the Nyumanzi Refugee Settlement. 154,000 South Sudanese refugees have fled into Northern Uganda since the 15 December 2013.

UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador Kristin Davis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo with Sister Angelique Namaika, a past Nansen Refugee Award winner.

Sister Angelique Namaika, winner of the 2013 Nansen Refugee Awards, works in a remote region in the North East of the DRC with survivors of displacement and abuse by the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA). Through her project, she has helped transform the life of more than 2000 women and girls who have been displaced and abused by the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA). With the money she received through the Nansen Refugee Award, she set up a bakery and agricultural projects in Dungu, benefiting more than 300 women and their families.

UNHCR High Profile Supporter Kristin Davis at the transit centre. The number of South Sudanese refugees fleeing into Northern Uganda is 154000, since the 15th December 2013.

UNHCR High Profile Supporter Kristin Davis welcomes new arrivals into the Adjumani Transit Centre. 87% of the South Sudanese are women and children.

UNHCR High Profile Supporter Kristin Davis serves food with the UNHCR team who provide food for everyone at the transit centre. The number of South Sudanese refugees fleeing into Northern Uganda is 154000, since the 15th December 2013.