The climate crisis and the pandemic are putting displaced families in conflict areas at further risk. Here are the top 5 countries most affected by these threats.   

Along with hundreds of other refugees, Audrey, Baimba and Hassan have received mental health support from the IRC while living in Greece’s overcrowded camps.

Rahima was one of the thousands of refugees living in Moria camp when it was devastated by fire in September 2020. Now in a new camp on the Greek island of Lesbos, she's helping to protect people from COVID-19.

Hear from Sting about why he supports the International Rescue Committee and join him in supporting refugees around the world.

Families in Somalia are facing theCOVID-19 pandemic, conflict and hunger.

The International Rescue Committee (IRC) is committed to helping displaced families to survive, recover and rebuild their lives. Here are three of the ways the IRC and our supporters helped people living in some of the toughest places on earth this year.

Imagine being a refugee in a tented settlement during a winter storm. This is the reality for thousands of Syrian refugees in Lebanon. The International Rescue Committee helps people whose lives and livelihoods are shattered by conflict and disaster to survive, recover and gain control of their future. Donate monthly to support our work.

Eight-year-old Reem has been learning mindfulness techniques to help relieve her anxiety while growing up with the traumas of the war in Syria. Read more about Reem.

Um Abdo and her family have become internally displaced by the war in Syria—2021 marks a decade of the conflict. Violence, displacement and humanitarian needs continue to grow, putting Syria third in the IRC’s Emergency Watchlist of humanitarian crises for the coming year. Despite this, Um Abdo has been able to earn an income to support her family by sewing masks at home that the IRC delivers to the community for free.

Dr. Taher has come under attack three times while treating patients in Syria.