In the face of big challenges, will you give up — or give generously?
There are more than 110 million displaced people around the world. Refugees have infinite potential, but they rarely have the opportunity to realize it. A crisis on this scale means a huge opportunity for change — and nothing is impossible when we work together. You can provide that opportunity. You can be that change. Thank you for being there for the families that need you most.
Together, we're making an impact
Rohingya refugees served through BRAC's holistic response in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh
refugee mothers in Uganda graduating out of extreme poverty
internally displaced people and returned refugees in Afghanistan received support for their livelihoods
children from the refugee and host communities in Uganda attending Play Labs
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A two-generation approach for refugees
Play matters, not as a break from serious learning but as a critical development tool during conflict and in fragile situations. In our Play Labs at the Rhino Settlement in Uganda, children gather every day to learn, grow and heal through play. A two-generation approach supports early childhood development by empowering parents and caregivers, creating a positive ripple effect in the lives of both adults and children at the Play Labs.
Here's how it works
You chip in what you can to support refugee families.
We rush your gift to where it is needed most.
Our teams activate change by empowering a girl with a safe space, training a mother in a new trade, or enrolling a child in a Play Lab.
Together, we tackle the refugee crisis and move the needle on poverty.
Your support this World Refugee Day will have an immediate impact and change lives.
Give now to make a meaningful difference for families in need.