Shelter and clean water are among the most critical needs of the millions of displaced Iraqi families who have been forced to flee their homes as a result of the ongoing violence. Relief International is working to meet these needs by installing water treatment facilities and rehabilitating buildings to make them habitable.
RI's Zam Zam Clinic in North Darfur, Sudan serves 400 women each month with lifesaving motherhood services and cares for more than 4,000 children every month, providing protective vaccines, nourishment, and check-ups. The clinic has also provided more than 25 local health professionals with training to advance their medical skills.
RI has been working with local communities in Afghanistan and Pakistan to support education and will now work to strengthen literacy through the creation of community-based libraries. The goal of the project is to create libraries that children can access easily and safely, allowing them to learn important life skills in order to build a better tomorrow.
RI is Providing medical assistance to thousands of survivors of the cyclone disaster in Myanmar. Working with teams of local doctors and health personnel mobile clinics have been established by RI serving the most vulnerable. An estimated 100,000 have perished and upward of 1,500,000 are in need of emergency assistance. Survivors are in sub-standard and cramped conditions including 200 camps. Your assistance directly benefits survivors through relief teams working on the ground.
Please Help the Victims Directly.
RI Partners with Participant Productions for Darfur Relief
