Millions Pushed Towards Famine in Yemen

As fighting intensifies in Yemen, the number of people on the brink of famine is expected to rise from 8.5 to 17 million – two out of every five people –in the next three months. We need your help to provide immediate assistance to families in Yemen caught in the middle of the world's worst hunger crisis.Read More

One Health Asia Program: Afghanistan

Three decades of war have dramatically decreased access to health care for citizens of Afghanistan. At least 2.4 million of the country’s people are nomadic...

Neighbors Help Each Other Rebuild

Typhoon Haiyan brought a coconut tree crashing down onto Lorena Malda’s simple pit latrine, leaving her family of six without the most basic amenity. The...

Kitchen Gardens Feed the Future in Sudan

Marem Tiben’s three children love “asida,” a doughy dumpling served with vegetables such as okra and tomatoes. But the dish was once a rare treat.

Clean Water and Medical Attention for Civilians Fleeing Fallujah

Relief International has been among the first organizations to mobilize frontline emergency aid in response to the urgent and growing humanitarian crisis...

Will Steps Rehabilitation Centre

More than six years of conflict in Syria has killed more than 250,000 people, displaced over 11 million people from their homes, caused over 1 million injuries...

Civic Support for Ethiopian Refugees in Galkayo

Refugees from Ethiopia have headed for neighboring Somalia since the 1970s, with some families settling long before the ongoing Somali civil conflict began...

Livelihoods for the Internally Displaced in Galkayo

Galkayo is home to tens of thousands of internally displaced people (IDPs), families who have fled conflict in other parts of the country. Over the past five...

Resources for Survivors of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence

A culture of silence surrounds the survivors of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) in Hiran province. Stigma and the fear of reprisal by the perpetrator...

When Humanitarians Train, Communities Gain

In the Cox’s Bazar district of Bangladesh, human traffickers scour the shops and farms, luring young men with stories of wealth and adventure, and often...

Families Fight Somalia's Drought with Jerry Cans and Buckets

Habiba Osman Abdi and her family haven’t had fresh drinking water in their village since March.

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Millions Pushed Towards Famine in Yemen

One Health Asia Program: Afghanistan

Neighbors Help Each Other Rebuild

Kitchen Gardens Feed the Future in Sudan

Clean Water and Medical Attention for Civilians Fleeing Fallujah

Will Steps Rehabilitation Centre

Civic Support for Ethiopian Refugees in Galkayo

Livelihoods for the Internally Displaced in Galkayo

Resources for Survivors of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence

When Humanitarians Train, Communities Gain

Families Fight Somalia's Drought with Jerry Cans and Buckets

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