The IRC will focus on breaking down barriers by solving the biggest challenges facing women and girls.

Meet refugees in Thailand and Malaysia who are on their way to the United States with help from a Resettlement Support Center funded by the U.S. Department of State and run by the International Rescue Committee.

Through a mentorship program run by the International Rescue Committee in Baltimore, a refugee family from the Democratic Republic of Congo was introduced to an American wanting to help the newcomers start over and rebuild a new life.

Refugees and volunteers form bonds while rehearsing job-interview skills during Love Turlock on April 29.

A dozen refugees got a chance to polish their interview skills during Love Turlock on April 29. IRC’s “Compassion for Refugees” project was one of 70 community projects taking place during the day of community service.

Food, Fun, Fundraising

For over two years many of Mosul’s 1.5 million residents struggled to survive under ISIS’s harsh regime without an income. Meet one of the hundreds of families receiving emergency cash relief from the IRC.

See how the IRC is delivering emergency primary health care and working to protect and empower women and girls uprooted by widespread violence between Buddhists and Muslims in Rakhine State, Myanmar.

A health system broken by war leaves Syrians desperate for care. IRC mobile health teams are providing lifesaving care and medication twice a month to remote villages and tent cities across Syria.

Refugees want the things we all want. By standing with refugees you help the world's most vulnerable people to rebuild their lives--and restore our shared humanity.