Throughout the crisis, IOCC has provided emergency food, water, medicine, shelter supplies, and psychosocial care, reaching over 33,600 people.

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Khrystyna is a young Ukrainian woman displaced by the ongoing conflict to a new life in western Ukraine. She enrolled in an IOCC livelihood project and earned her a small grant.

Maryam is a young Syrian refugee who lives with her family in Azraq camp in Jordan. When her throat began to hurt, IOCC’s clinic scheduled her an appointment with a specialist, who diagnosed her with tonsillitis.

IOCC supports the Al-Islah center in Lebanon by offering training and operational support to staff, as well as sustainable energy upgrades (including a new solar power system) to help reduce costs.

In a Gaza displacement camp, Hanan and her family struggle with serious food shortages.

In the fall of 2024, Cyclone Boris devastated communities across central and eastern Europe, including the county in eastern Romania where Ana lives.

Swift support by IOCC allowed Samia to continue building a strong bond with her newborn