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The United Nations reports that there has been a steady increase in the number of global trafficking cases since 2010. From 2015 to 2018, Relief International implemented an anti-human trafficking program in ten high-risk neighborhoods in Bangladesh.
In 2017, the largest and fastest-growing outbreak of cholera in modern history broke out in Yemen, with more than one million suspected cases reported.
This case study outlines the USAID and European Commission-funded program aimed to reduce poverty and preserve biodiversity on the Mindanao and Palawan islands of the Philippines.
Relief International is the only international non-profit organization providing healthcare to displaced families cut off from services in Anbar Province, including Syrian refugees crossing the border.
Throughout Somalia, violence and extreme poverty have left deep scars, forcing many families to keep girls at home instead of in school. In response, Relief International has implemented the Educate Girls, End Poverty program, providing Somali girls with the opportunity to receive an education and break the cycle of chronic poverty.
In 2017, monsoon rains triggered floods and landslides across South Asia, killing dozens of people and leaving hundreds of thousands in need of humanitarian aid.
South Sudan is one of the most food-insecure countries in the world. Food shortages, economic crisis, insecurity, and climate-related shocks have led to unprecedented levels of hunger and malnutrition across the country.