How do we measure progress?
Numbers are a key component of Relief International’s monitoring and evaluation efforts. The amount of patients we treat, students we support, and jobs we help create are all transparent markers of what a project delivered and to how many people. But numbers, while useful, offer only a limited portrait of how our work positively changes the lives of millions of people in vulnerable situations.
Our impact is also measured by the communities themselves. Relief International actively seeks out community feedback, both positive and negative, throughout a project’s life cycle to ensure that our work is of the highest quality and utility to all participants. This feedback helps to define the lasting effects of our projects. Participants’ voices improve us and our work, positioning us to better serve both our current and future community partners.
Together, we create lasting change for communities in vulnerable situations
“Our facility in Syria has been dealing with catastrophes and war for at least ten years. This was different!”
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“Our facility in Syria has been dealing with catastrophes and war for at least ten years. This was different!”
The Gyapa Cookstove: A Thriving, Climate-Friendly Business
Providing Life-Changing Prosthetics for Syrian Refugees
“Wherever life takes me, I will use my education to get there”
Educating Girls to End Poverty in Somalia
Annual Report: Our Work in 2021
Annual Report 2021
Annual Report 2021
In 2021, Relief International’s supporters showed commitment and solidarity as we stood alongside fragile communities. Together, we were able to provide more vital services than ever before.
We operate in 16 countries
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Africa
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Asia
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Middle East
This map is for illustrative purposes only and does not reflect Relief International’s position on legal boundaries.
Help us grow our impact
With a gift to Relief International, you can help deliver safe drinking water. You can help provide healthcare to displaced families, far from home. You can help ensure girls and boys alike receive an education, which in turn creates paths towards employment. This all starts with you.
