Monrovia – Medica Liberia in partnership with UNMIL has ended series of Sexual Gender Based Violence/Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SGBV/SEA) case management trainings in Grand Gedeh and Montserrado Counties for public service actors. Over 50 public service SGBV/SEA actors including Gender Coordinators, Women and Children Protection Officers and SGBV Nurses/One Stop Center Service providers from the 15 counties attended the two trainings. Speaking at the start of the training held in Monrovia, Medica Liberia Head of Programs, Emily Frank said the training was funded by UNMIL project and is intended to capacitate public SGBV/SEA actors especially in responding to SEA cases after UNMIL is gone from Liberia. Madam Frank said the project has three main components which are the case management training, SGBV/SEA policy dialogue and the mapping of SGBV/SEA services in and around the country. Medica Liberia is a women’s rights organization operating in five counties in Liberia.

Source: Front Page Africa February 21, 2018 02:15 UTC