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<b>Name:</b> _______________Sahra Mohamud________________________

<b>Age:</b> __________________________n/a

<b>Location:</b> Bossaso, Somalia

<b>Occupation/Position in Family:</b> ______________________Social Mobilizer
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For an upcoming Child Health Day, Sahra served as a social mobilizer to gain mothers’ trust and encourage families to attend the Child Health Day at the Horsed Mother and Child Health Clinic. She goes door to door and explains to mothers the importance of immunization as well as explains it is not a onetime thing; it is a process that continues if you want healthy children. <a href="http://www.unicef.org/somalia/nutrition_12094.html">http://www.unicef.org/somalia/nutrition_12094.html</a>

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<em style="color: #808080;">Photo Credit: UNICEF Somalia – Susannah Price reports</em>

I honestly don't know what I would have done if I had had my children before the age of blogs and the internet. The amount of support and information I get from my fellow mothers from all over the world was a lifeline in those early das of motherhood and still provides much needed support and at times comic relief now that I'm a wizened old mother of three.

Whether I'm reaching out to an old friend across the country, or to a woman I've never met around the corner, the internet has made it perfectly clear to me that

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<h3><em>This story comes from <a href="http://www.unicef.org/">UNICEF Somalia</a> and is part of Shot@Life’s ’28 Days of Impact’ Campaign. A follow up to <a href="http://www.shotatlife.org/blogust/">Blogust</a> to raise awareness for global vaccines and the work being done by Shot@Life and their partners to help give children around the world a shot at a healthy life. Each day in February, you can read another impactful story on global childhood vaccines. Tomorrow, don’t miss <a href="http://spanglishbaby.com/">Ana’s post</a>! Go to <a href="http://www.shotatlife.org/impact">www.shotatlife.org/impact</a> to learn more.  </em></h3>
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