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Since the war began in #Sudan, the EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid 🇪🇺 supported Rapid Response Mechanism has reached over 900,000 people with emergency shelter, water, healthcare and cash. Danish Refugee Council Save the Children In Sudan EU Humanitarian Aid | Central East Southern Africa

Losing your ID in Gaza can mean losing access to aid. Displaced Palestinians face major barriers without legal documents. With support from EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid 🇪🇺, NRC helps people replace lost papers, understand their rights, and access essential services.

As a humanitarian group undertaking humanitarian work across the region, NRC urges Israel and Iran to fully adhere to the ceasefire. It must mark a lasting end to the hostilities, which has killed, injured and displaced civilians on both sides, and heightened fears of regional

Amid rising tensions between Israel and Iran, thousands of Afghans are fleeing Iran and returning home in desperation. Over 11,500 crossed the border yesterday. NRC teams are on the ground assisting with legal documents to help returnees navigate an uncertain future.

This is day **118** with no access for critical NRC life-saving aid to Gaza’s women and children. Every day we hope to get through with our relief trucks to a starving population. Every day the Israeli military blocks our relief - including over 3,000 tents to families that

In Ecuador, young people and their teachers are being forced to flee due to violence in and around schools. Schools must be safe havens, free from threats that force students to abandon their homes and communities. Read more 👇 nrc.no/news/2025/june…

#Cameroon was the world’s most neglected displacement crisis in 2024, with over 1.1 million people internally displaced. Our colleague Patricia tells you what you need to know ⬇️

This week, Tom Fletcher Tom Fletcher visited Shasha, North Kivu, one of the areas of DR Congo where people have been returning home. Together with Bruno Lemarquis, Carla Marinez, OCHA DRC and NRC’s Eric Batonon, they discussed NRC’s work and the ongoing challenges.

In #Sudan, cash plays a key role. It puts choice and dignity back into people’s hands. It allows them to buy what they need and injects money directly into the local market.

What if your future depended on whether you got humanitarian aid? This interactive story shows two different paths a life could take in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. brnw.ch/21wTKHq

As international aid continues to decline, thousands of refugees in #Lebanon are left struggling to meet their most basic needs. Discover the harsh reality of what happens when support is cut – and how NRC is helping.

Many families are returning to #Afghanistan due to the improved security situation, but they still urgently need shelter, food, and education for their children. “I hope the international community won’t forget us,” says recent returnee Sayed Alam. brnw.ch/21wTMIm

Cuts in aid from major donors are close to crippling the humanitarian response in some of the world’s most dire displacement crises. Just 6 billion USD has been delivered for the global humanitarian response - 2/3rds of the amount at this point in 2024. nrc.no/news/2025/july…

Four people, four lives uprooted by conflict in #Mozambique. Despite the violence, disaster and loss, they keep going. Read their stories ⬇️ brnw.ch/21wTOB7

Starve or be shot – that’s the choice Palestinians in #Gaza face just to find food. The humanitarian system is being dismantled. This cannot be allowed to stand. Read the full statement here ⬇️ brnw.ch/21wTQfx

Gaza has run out of fuel. Reserves are gone. The last drops are being rationed to keep bare-minimum services alive. No fuel means no water, no food distribution, no health care, no telecoms — 2.1 million lives on the brink. This is no longer a logistical issue — it is life or

This time last year, US $9 billion had been raised globally for humanitarian causes. This year it's down to just US $6 billion. If wealthy nations can afford World Cups, global summits and rising defence budgets, they can also afford to protect the world’s most vulnerable.

"I used to have a shop. But it was looted. I lost everything." In Al Geneina, #Sudan, Salwa lost her shop to the war. Thanks to @‌SwissDevCoop she is rebuilding. Now, with the money she makes at the market, she can stretch her earnings to feed her children.

Many displaced families in #Yemen live in small camps with no basic services. We are on the ground, providing ID papers, solar powered lighting, clean water and hygiene kits, with support from EU Humanitarian Aid | Middle East & North Africa as part of the Yemen Displacement Response Consortium.

In #Somalia’s Kismayo, families displaced by back-to-back climate shocks - drought and floods - arrive to camps already stretched thin. No water. No healthcare. No protection. Neglect is not absence. It’s a silent crisis felt every single day.