The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted education everywhere and many children now lack the tools for home-learning. Relief International has begun a new project in Iran to deliver tablets to vulnerable refugee children with impairments

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.

The crisis in North Darfur first erupted in 2003, triggering an escalation that would sink the region into a deep humanitarian crisis for more than a decade. Since then, conflict, displacement, chronic poverty, and the country’s recent economic crisis have heightened food insecurity and malnutrition in already fragile communities.

As the Syrian conflict nears its tenth anniversary, millions of Syrians have been displaced from their homes for years, relying on support from host countries and international nonprofit organizations like Relief International to meet their daily needs.

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.

The region of Mindanao in southern Philippines is one of the most fragile places in the world. Wracked by decades of underdevelopment, instability, and violent conflict, Relief International is partnering with local civil society organizations to overcome these development challenges.

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.