USAID humanitarian assistance in Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru supports food assistance including hot meals, cash transfers, and food vouchers for Venezuelan migrants, refugees, and host communities.USAID humanitarian assistance inside Venezuela supports a multi-sectoral response and provides critically needed food and nutrition assistance, healthcare and access to basic health supplies, water and hygiene support, and protection programming.It complements the efforts of the host communities in 17 countries that have generously supported vulnerable Venezuelans, namely: Argentina, Aruba, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Curacao, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Guyana, Mexico, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Trinidad and Tobago, and Uruguay. Our assistance also includes integration support in the communities throughout the region generously hosting Venezuelan refugees and migrants. With this assistance, the United States supports a wide range of life-saving humanitarian and development programs for Venezuelans and their host communities, such as food assistance emergency shelter access to health care including psychosocial support water, sanitation, and hygiene supplies support for livelihoods and protection for vulnerable groups including women, youth, LGBTQI+ individuals, and indigenous people.
It supports the most vulnerable Venezuelans with their critical needs. This assistance from the American people makes good on the Los Angeles Declaration commitment to support countries hosting large populations of displaced migrants and refugees. assistance for the response to the Venezuela regional crisis to more than $2.8 billion since 2017, including more than $2.5 billion in humanitarian assistance and $387 million in development assistance. This assistance includes more than $56 million through the Department of State’s Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration (PRM) and more than $115 million through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). More than 7.7 million people inside Venezuela need immediate humanitarian assistance and more than 6 million Venezuelans have been displaced in 17 countries across the region since 2015.ĭuring the 2023 International Conference in Solidarity with Venezuelan Refugees and Migrants and their Host Countries and Communities in Brussels, United States Ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas-Greenfield announced more than $140 million in additional humanitarian assistance and more than $31 million in development assistance to help respond to the Venezuela regional crisis. Twice daily - medicine or treatment that should be taken or administered two times each dayĪfter meals - medication that should be taken immediately after consuming a mealĪs needed - medication or treatment should be administered as needed by the patient medical professionals are sometimes hired to work p.r.n.The United States is the largest single donor for the humanitarian response to the Venezuela regional crisis, providing assistance that supports refugees, asylum seekers, and other vulnerable populations of concern. To drink - to consume a medicine or treatment by drinking Prescriptions and instructions for medical treatments or equipment are sometimes labeled with medical abbreviations.īefore meals - used to indicate that a medication should be taken immediately prior to eating a mealĪt one’s pleasure - to take a medicine or use a treatment as often as one wants to do so
Doctors use these abbreviations in their notes and instructions to staff members and pharmacists or when communicating with patients. A number of Latin abbreviations are commonly used in the field of medicine.
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