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The Syrian civil war is one of the most complex crises of 21st century. The fluidity of the environment, the fighting and the number of stakeholders involved makes access to vulnerable populations incredibly challenging. Relief International is providing healthcare services through different means of delivery to reach populations in need.
Meet Medina, a mother of nine from North Darfur and a participant in Relief International’s nutrition program.
Fifteen years after the Darfur crisis began, the humanitarian situation in Sudan continues to deteriorate following years of conflict, poverty, and under-development.
Relief International has operated continuously inside Sudan’s ZamZam camp since 2004, relying on our strong relationships with the camp’s residents to tackle issues facing the community.
Dr. Wali joined Relief International in 2004 as a Health Coordinator at the height of the Darfur crisis. Over the past 15 years, he has served in progressively senior roles and now oversees the program as Sudan Country Director.
Two years after a 7.3 magnitude earthquake struck Kermanshah, an agricultural region in western Iran, nearly 5,000 people are still unable to return to their homes. The biggest challenge has come, not during the immediate response, but in the lengthy reconstruction efforts that have followed since.
Decades of war have taken their toll on all Afghans, and has particularly affected women and girls. Our Women’s Enterprise, Advocacy and Training Program (WEAT) is a five-year initiative started in 2017 and aimed at empowering women and girls in seven districts of Ghazni, Kapisa, and Nangarhar.
A crippling drought has left 5.1 million people without reliable access to food. Our Somalia teams have the necessary relationships, experience, and expertise to help in this crisis, but are dependent on an increase in resources and donations to meet the population’s urgent needs.