Hi friends. It’s been a long time since I shared our story. Life in Gorom Refugee Camp is still very difficult and we’re still struggling with food, safe shelter, clean water and other basic needs

If you can share our story or help in any way, we’d be deeply grateful.Thank you for still being here

Hi friends. It’s been a long time since I shared our story. Life in Gorom Refugee Camp is still very difficult and we’re still struggling with food, safe shelter, clean water and other basic needs

If you can share our story or help in any way, we’d be deeply grateful.Thank you for still being here

I check Facebook 1-2x a month for family stuff. Turns out a few days ago my dad made a long post begging for understanding about trans people by his fellow boomers. Last paragraphs are below.

Dad doesn’t always get it 100% right. He doesn’t need to. He loves and defends me; that’s all that matters

Hi friends :) !!.. Sorry I’ve been quiet for almost weeks .The network here has been very poor.

Sadly, we’re still struggling with food and a safe place to sleep. I’ve also been feeling unwell for the past two days.

We’re still here, still hoping for better days. Thank you for staying with us.

I'm a queer refugee in Refugee Camp, South Sudan. My partner, two trans friends and I are sleeping outside and struggling to find food. So far, UNHCR has only registered us.We're asking for mutual aid for shelter, food, mattresses, blankets and other basic needs. Please DM if you can help or share.

Yesterday we cooked the last food we had. This morning, there was nothing left, so my partner had a cup of warm water instead.
We're holding on and hoping for better days. If you're able to help with food or other basic needs we would be deeply grateful. Thank you for being here with us.

Today I want to share something personal. Life in a refugee camp is full of uncertainty but having my partner beside me gives me strength. We continue to face each day together, hoping for safety and a chance to rebuild our lives. Thank you for walking this journey with us.

Good morning, friends. Thank you to everyone who has followed, liked or shared my posts. Every kind gesture reminds us that we are not alone. We are still looking for support with food, safe shelter, blankets and a mattress. Your kindness gives us hope.
#QueerRefugeesMatter#MutualAid

Hello everyone. This is my first update. My partner and I are living in Gorom Refugee Camp, South Sudan. We have been registered by UNHCR but we have not yet received food or other assistance. Right now, we urgently need a safe place to stay, food, blankets, a mattress and other basic necessities.

Hi,I'm Rukundo agay refugee from the DRC living in Gorom Refugee Camp Sudan
I joined Bluesky to share my journey connect with kind people & raise awareness about LGBTQ+ refugees. I live with my partner and together we keep hope alive despite the challenges we face every day.
Thank you for being here

Hi I'm rukundo ..a queer refugee living in Juba, South Sudan. I fled anti-LGBTQ+ persecution and life has been hard but I’m still here, trying to build safety for myself and others. I share our daily reality, small wins and community stories. Thanks for being here
#queerlivesmatters#refugeeswelcome