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From the Field | Winter Brings Added Anxiety in Iraq

The World Help team began our day delivering life-saving aid in the Baharka camp, home to 5,000 displaced Iraqis. Most of these families are from Mosul, the second largest city in Iraq, which fell to ISIS last year. I couldn’t help but marvel that just months earlier,...

Forging the Future of Iraq

In the past year, ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and Syria), has seized control of large portions of Syria and has infiltrated Iraqi territories with astonishing force and extreme brutality. Horrific scenes of their campaign of death and destruction have filled the news....

Migrant Crisis: Intervening for Refugees in Need

More than 15 million people have been displaced in the ongoing Middle East conflict, triggering the world’s largest refugee crisis since World War II. As violence, sickness, and hunger threaten these families, they are choosing to make the most dangerous journey yet:...

Our Global Moment of Truth

The image of a little boy whose body washed up on a Turkish shore has the attention of the world. But while millions mourn the loss of little Aylan and as his heartbreaking pictures sweep across the internet, I am haunted by another image. It is the moment captured of...

Watch Now: World Help on America’s News HQ

In the past couple of weeks, World Help has had two incredible opportunities to share on Fox News our strategy to bring restoration to Middle Eastern refugees in the midst of one of the greatest humanitarian crises of our time. If you missed this past Sunday’s...
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