Un Wael lives with her seven children in a shelter outside Damascus. The toughest part is seeing her starving children crave food she simply cannot provide. “My children longed for… read more →
Imagine being trapped in your hometown with no access to food, water or electricity. Food is running out in the market and you cannot provide for your family. This was… read more →
The current political crisis in Ethiopia has escalated to the point where many shops and hotels are closed, there are few cars on the road, and people are afraid to… read more →
“My name is Nasser and I am 13 years old. I am from Aleppo but now I live in a refugee camp in Lebanon with my mother and father, brothers… read more →
The war in Syria has seen 4.6 million people flee to neighbouring countries and beyond, but there are still some 13.5 million people inside Syria who need immediate humanitarian assistance.… read more →
Chennai, capital of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, has experienced its worst rains and flooding in more than a century. More than twice as much rain fell in one… read more →
No. As the conflict in Syria enters its fifth year causing immense human suffering, there are still a multitude of problems to solve, while millions of Syrians remain in need… read more →
Cyclone Pam struck Vanuatu’s ‘Tanna Island’ earlier this year, and it’s now in a state of serious drought and famine. Children are dying from dehydration and starvation because seeds and… read more →
J861N Saora Community Development Project, Guadalcanal Province, Solomon Islands The devastating effects of the extreme ‘El Nino’ drought conditions afflicting the Pacific region have hit hard in the remote Solomon… read more →
Global Development Group J807N Syria Emergency Relief Project in partnership with World Food Program, reaches more than four million people every month inside Syria and 1.5 million refugees in neighboring countries.… read more →
