Ali Khalifa, a child from South Lebanon who had not yet completed his second year, was targeted by an Israeli airstrike on his family’s home in the town of Sarafand
Searching for Safety: Cilia’s Story
Cilia, 9 years old, has been staying with her family in central Beirut for almost a week while they wait to be allocated space in a shelter for the displaced.
Every child in the Gaza Strip has a tragic story because of the Israeli war… Sama and Abrar are two girls from Gaza, and every girl has a painful story
Children in Gaza suffer greatly from the Israeli war on the Strip, and every child has a tragic story because of this war. When the planes destroyed our house, me
The war destroyed the joy.. How did the residents of Gaza spend the first day of Eid al-Fitr?
Palestinians spent the first day of Eid al-Fitr, Wednesday, visiting the graves of their loved ones who were killed in the Gaza war, and performing Eid prayers next to the
Severe malnutrition among children and an approaching famine. The World Food Program monitors scenes of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza
The Palestinian child Fadi Al-Zant sits crying on one of the beds of the field hospital set up by the International Medical Corps in the city of Rafah, south of
Women’s voices from Gaza: Hayam’s story
In southern Gaza, 44-year-old Hayam Farahat is navigating life with her family amid the ongoing war. When Israeli airstrikes in Rafah prompted them to flee their home, Farahat, along with
Journey through hell: A family’s story of resilience in war-torn Gaza Strip
In the context of the war-torn Gaza Strip, Rasha, a 26-year-old mother of three children and eight months pregnant, is facing the added challenge of her diagnosed condition, thalassemia, a
UNICEF: Once again, Gaza is the most dangerous place in the world for children
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) said that the Gaza Strip has once again, after the resumption of hostilities, has become the most dangerous place for children in the world.
“Hidden” victims: the children of parents on death row
“My name is Tania. I was born in prison… and was delivered to my father the same day. Both my parents were political activists. In March 1984, when I was
Struggling to keep the taps on Lebanon’s water crisis continues to put children at risk
Lebanon’s unprecedented socio-economic crisis has left millions of people fighting for survival and devastated critical infrastructure, including water and sanitation, putting the health and future of the country’s children at
Supporting the most vulnerable children in times of crisis
With Lebanon’s multi-layered crisis well into its third year, the ‘Haddi’ cash grant for children proves critical in helping meet the basic needs of the most vulnerable children. Asma, 30,
Searching for Hope Report A grim outlook for youth as Lebanon teeters on the brink of collapse
As Lebanon’s triple crisis continues to worsen, youth are struggling to find hope, support and opportunities amid mounting despair. The combined impact of an economic meltdown, the COVID-19 pandemic and
Appeal to those injured in the Beirut explosion
For all the wounded and injured in the Beirut blast, you can benefit from the services of the International Committee of the Red Cross by calling the hotline. #mindsforcommunity
Campaigns to distribute food and basic necessities in Beirut are continuing
Campaigns to distribute food and water continue through many stations in the streets that were affected by the explosion, with the participation of a large number of volunteers from all
Volunteers clean the streets of Beirut after the explosion
Dozens of volunteers, distributed in small groups, came from various parts of Lebanon to Beirut, in cleaning the streets affected by the Beirut Port explosion. Large explosions struck the port
80,000 children displaced due to Beirut explosions
Some 80,000 children have been displaced by the Beirut explosions, according to UNICEF estimates, with families affected in desperate need of support. The explosions on Tuesday evening left 140 people
Minds for community expresses its deep sorrow at the massive loss of life that befell the people of Beirut following the horrific bombings
Minds for community expresses its deep sorrow at the massive loss of life that befell the people of Beirut following the horrific bombings in the city’s port. Reports indicate that
“I didn’t believe my sister was still alive”
HUDAYDAH, Yemen – “I didn’t actually believe that she was still alive until I saw her for myself,” Mareiah, 15, says of her sister Doa. One-year-old Doa’a was experiencing complications
Syrian software developer starts new life as Canadian skilled worker
Up until a few weeks ago, Mohammed Hakmi was one of the world’s 25 million refugees looking for a solution. Then, the Syrian software developer was given a life-changing opportunity.
Refugee runners, eyeing Tokyo 2020, win Geneva road race
Refugee athletes emerged victorious in a 10 kilometre road race in Geneva on Saturday, finishing first, second, fourth and fifth in another step towards consideration for next year’s Tokyo 2020
UNHCR witnessed the highest levels of displacement on record
We are now witnessing the highest levels of displacement on record. An unprecedented 68.5 million people around the world have been forced from home. Among them are nearly 25.4 million
Kindergarten becomes Morocco’s first refugee cooperative
It is home to the country’s first refugee cooperative, a kindergarten called “Hope”, run by a group of refugees from Yemen’s three-year war. Inside, Moroccan and Yemeni children play in
Soap making offers fresh start to grieving Syrian refugee
“My story starts with 20 dinars (US$28) and a can of olive oil,” says 42-year-old Najwa, describing how one simple act of kindness helped her overcome personal tragedy and regain
