Restoring health and hope at the border in South Sudan
As crisis continues to deepen at the South Sudanese border, we are strengthening essential services for communities in need.
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As crisis continues to deepen at the South Sudanese border, we are strengthening essential services for communities in need.
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More than a decade of conflict and economic decline has left critical infrastructure in Syria — including water, sanitation, and hygiene systems — under immense strain.
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Today, more than 117.8 million people around the world have been forcibly displaced by conflict, crisis, persecution, and human rights violations. Among them are 35.6 million refugees and 68.7 million displaced people within their own countries.
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Relief International calls on officials convening in Brussels to chart a roadmap for recovery that centers Syrians’ health and wellbeing as millions return home — many living with untreated injuries, chronic disease, and trauma.
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In the western countryside of Deir-ez-Zor, access to healthcare remains a daily struggle. For residents of Al-Tabni and surrounding villages, medical services are scarce, distances are long, and the cost of treatment is often impossible to bear. In this fragile context, a mobile clinic supported by the European Union and implemented by Relief International has become a lifeline for hundreds of families.
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Across Gaza, an estimated 1.7 million people — roughly 300,000 families — are living in displacement sites, many of them informal camps, following widespread destruction, ongoing violence, and insecurity.
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On October 25, 2024, Relief International CEO Craig Redmond spoke with Sky news about the crisis in Gaza.
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RI CEO, Craig Redmond, describes the dire situation in Gaza and calls for an immediate ceasefire in this Op-Ed in Al Jazeera.
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Relief International Syria Country Director Valeria Gholizadeh Speaks to CNN on the Crisis in Syria.
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