Did you know today is World Refugee Day? Now is the time to show our support for people who are forced to flee their countries. Dr Carolyne Njue is standing #WithRefugees to improve their maternal and child health. “Women’s and children’s health is a human rights issue. We need to listen to the voices of these women to make sure that their health care needs are properly addressed.” After spending time talking to many African women about their health issues in their home countries, Dr Njue is now working to develop culturally appropriate health care services for African refugee women in Australia. Find out more about Dr Njue's work at the UTS Health website. #heartsofhealth #WorldRefugeeDay
