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Have the Needs of the Refugees Changed?

Have the Needs of the Refugees Changed?

You’ve been there since the beginning . . . . . . when the heart-wrenching stories of thousands of displaced and traumatized Syrians began flooding in. You were there as the crisis continued to escalate in Iraq, and horrific reports of ISIS-led atrocities began to hit...

World Refugee Day 2016: Reclaiming Stability

Today is World Refugee Day, an important time to remember the nearly 60 million individuals worldwide who have been displaced by conflict. This year, we especially honor the courage and perseverance of those in the Middle East who are experiencing the largest...
You Can be a Lifeline for the People of Fallujah

You Can be a Lifeline for the People of Fallujah

You’ve likely heard about the battle for Fallujah—50,000 individuals trapped as a result of the terror of ISIS. Entire families—men, women, and even children—are in desperate need after being trapped for several months now. Five hundred families escaped Fallujah so...

Humanitarian Crisis in War-Ravaged Fallujah

You may have seen in the news: US-backed Iraqi forces are battling for Fallujah, the ISIS-captured stronghold city in central Iraq. What you may not know is the disastrous humanitarian fallout: All supply lines into the city have been cut off. Their stockpiles of food...

Plummeting Temps Put Millions of Refugees at Risk

We are trying to survive, but we are still in a shock about our situation. We are afraid of the winter as we are sleeping on the ground and the weather is very extreme here. Our lives depend entirely on God and other people. –Fahad, age 16, refugee from Mosul, Iraq...
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