Myanmar: Helping communities displaced from Kayah State
… also causes loss of livelihoods. For safety, jobs are left behind. Some of those who left …
… also causes loss of livelihoods. For safety, jobs are left behind. Some of those who left …
The ICRC's work with disabled people in Afghanistan helps them live an active role in society through physical rehabilitation, education, employment, micro-credit loans, vocational training and …
The trauma of displacement, the debilitating pain of polio and the scars of discrimination are not visible when Noor Islam Amirzai, part of Afghanistan’s national cricket team for people with …
… that the young people have a chance to find jobs and earn some sort of income. I try my …
… require further support, as they do not have jobs or any other source of income to make a … in the city of Pemba, he would do small jobs such as transporting sand for sale. He …
… treating those most in need. Some quit their jobs, out of fear or exhaustion. 2021 was the … wounded. Health-care workers often quit their jobs and leave badly affected areas as soon as …
… over 200 members have already lost their jobs due to the pandemic. However, keke …
… by this project, since al-Omari gave them jobs there. “We sell hot drinks and corn on …
The project brief elaborates on the short- and long-term support that the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea Red Cross Society (DPRK RCS) …
Ingy Sedky The Syrian woman poured a glass of muddy water and handed it to me. "Drink it!" my host said. It was a hot summer day in August in a shelter in the middle of the desert. I eyed the dark …
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