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Students wash their hands before returning to class in Jordan's Za’atari refugee camp.
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Students wash their hands before returning to class in Jordan's Za’atari refugee camp.
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Right now, an unfolding crisis is occurring in Ethiopia’s Tigray region and thousands of refugees are streaming into bordering Sudan. Learn how Relief International is responding to this unfolding crisis:
Ali Hosseini was in the 11th grade when the COVID-19 pandemic forced his school in Iran to close as a means to protect students from the virus. Now, Ali is able to stay on top of his studies at home after receiving a tablet device provided by Relief International.
How can you protect yourself against COVID-19 without water? That is a question faced by more than 785 million people worldwide who live in areas without reliable access to clean water.
In our 2019 Annual Report, see and read how your steadfast support equipped Relief International’s teams to deliver more vital services to families in fragile settings than ever before.
Relief International is responding in the aftermath of the powerful explosions on August 4 that rocked Lebanon’s capital city of Beirut. The blasts killed more than 160 people, injured 6,000 more, and displaced hundreds of thousands from their homes.
The five-year long conflict in Yemen was labelled the world’s worst humanitarian crisis before the pandemic. Now, the outbreak of COVID-19 is pushing families to their breaking point.
Six months after the first case of the novel coronavirus was confirmed in Iran, the country is experiencing a resurgence of new infections. Here, Relief International’s Iran Country Director shares how his team on the ground has been working nonstop to protect health workers, refugee families, and our staff against the virus.
While COVID-19 may be on the decline in some countries that were hit hard early on, the number of new cases is on the rise in Iran. As Iran experiences a resurgence of new cases, one Afghan refugee shares her story, and why she’s committed to fighting the virus in the country that welcomed her.