“With IOCC’s support, we’ve learned more about temperature-controlled pasteurization processes, proper sterilization protocols, and labeling and storage systems.”

“These appliances have enabled us to provide better quality care to our residents. We no longer experience breakdowns with the washing machines.”

IOCC expanded emergency relief in the Holy Land, providing food, clean water, hygiene items, infant care supplies, and critical medical assistance to families affected by conflict.

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“IOCC helped me keep going,” Bachuki said. He continued, “they showed me how to use my small piece of land in winter to grow crops we can sell. This is not just training, it’s hope.

Asasu is a mother of two in Ethiopia. She earns a very modest income growing and selling vegetables. Supporting a family through farming is difficult, making it harder is the fact that both she and her husband live with podoconiosis.

IOCC provides refugee services at the camp for struggling families like Huda’s. Her brother, Khaled, had his vision tested at an IOCC clinic, where he received glasses.

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