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Iraq: Can refugees survive a second lockdown?

Iraq: Can refugees survive a second lockdown?

Many countries around the world are slowly emerging from their lockdowns … but Iraq is plunging right back into another one. More than 400 coronavirus cases were reported on June 1, making it the highest number in a single day for the Middle Eastern country. As a...
Coronavirus around the world: Middle East

Coronavirus around the world: Middle East

Note: This is the third in a four-part series about how the coronavirus is affecting people around the globe. You can read about the effects of the pandemic in Africa here and in Latin America here, and check back soon on our blog to read the final post about Asia. ...
Hope for tomorrow: It starts with love today

Hope for tomorrow: It starts with love today

Help for today … Hope for tomorrow. Perhaps you’ve read that so many times in various World Help blogs, emails, and mailings that it’s almost lost its power. Now, it’s just a slogan or catchphrase you skim over. But for Mrs. Zin, those six words are her saving...
How are refugees coping with the coronavirus?

How are refugees coping with the coronavirus?

Since the coronavirus outbreak began, we’ve had to learn to adjust to “social distancing” and “stay at home” orders. But what if you had no real home to shelter in? That’s the reality that refugees around the world now face. Today, you can provide lifesaving help to...
What’s at stake this March 31? Let Sahir tell you

What’s at stake this March 31? Let Sahir tell you

Sahir remembers what it was like to be independent. His family used to live in a scenic village in Syria. His daily life consisted of going to work and then coming home to his beautiful wife and daughter. But the war destroyed all of that. He was forced to flee the...
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