U.S. Ambassador to the Holy See Joe Donnelly (again row, fifth from left) and Public Affairs Officer Emily Zeeberg (again row, second from proper) be a part of representatives from the NGO Doctors with Africa CUAMM (CUAMM) in entrance of the group’s cellular well being care clinic, Nov. 28. The clinic travels every day to encampments of migrant farm staff from Africa, the Middle East, and Eastern Europe all through the southern Italian area of Puglia, offering each acute and preventative care to a susceptible inhabitants that in any other case has no entry to well being providers. The U.S. Embassy to the Holy See awarded CUAMM a $25,000 Julia Taft grant from the Department of State’s Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration so as to add a psychological well being specialist to the staff aboard its cellular well being clinic for a interval of six months, giving targeted help to migrants’ psychosocial wants. The mission helps the embassy’s second built-in nation technique pillar, participating with faith-based organizations to defend human rights globally and promote the protection and safety of refugees, migrants, and different susceptible populations.

Photo by Chiara Di Mizio