Forgotten Humanitarian Crises
From Afghanistan to Ukraine, Syria to Somalia, families are forced to flee their homes every day because of conflict, natural disaster, and insecurity.
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28 JUNE 2022
Bangladesh
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27 JUNE 2022
Empowering Women in the Rohingya Refugee Camps, Bangladesh
In Bangladesh’s refugee camps, communities are working together to empower women and reduce gender-based violence – through the creation of Safe Spaces for women and girls, and gender transformative training for men and boys.
Pakistan
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21 JUNE 2022
Refugees Powering RI Programs in Pakistan
Imdad and Zarghona are Afghan refugees living in Pakistan. They both work for RI delivering aid and support to other refugees living in their community.
Bangladesh
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16 JUNE 2022
Refugees Powering RI Programs in Bangladesh’s Refugee Camps
Rohmot and Hasina are Rohingya refugees. They are also RI volunteers, helping to deliver RI’s much needed programs in Bangladesh’s refugee camps.
Turkey
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31 MAY 2022
Relief Through Physical Therapy in Turkey
Pain in her hands, arms and neck made it difficult for Taiba to walk. After a series of physical therapy sessions at an RI-supported center in Turkey, she can now walk, use her fingers, and lift her.
Philippines
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24 MAY 2022
COVID-19 Vaccinations in the Philippines
Since August 2021, RI has reached more than 6.4 million people across 14 municipalities in the Philippines with messages about the importance of getting vaccinated against COVID-19.
Jordan
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12 MAY 2022
Educating a Generation of Syrian Refugees in Jordan
The conflict in Syria has affected an entire generation of students.
75 million children are in need of immediate educational support.
Syria
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27 APRIL 2022
“The weather has been the main reason for our emergency responses over the past two years.”
Cold weather, flooding and dangerous winds exacerbate health issues for displaced people in Syria.
To help, RI medical teams regularly visit camps to support residents dealing with these extreme conditions.