Netsanet, a 41-year-old mother of two with a physical disability from Lalibela, previously relied entirely on her husband’s limited income.

Living with multiple disabilities, including deteriorating eyesight, Rahaf’s daily life has been profoundly impacted by the ongoing conflict in Gaza.

Anastasia signed up for an IOCC program that helped displaced women establish small businesses. After completing the courses, her business plan won one of the program’s start-up grants.

IOCC’s programs, which provide support for displaced families in Lebanon, include support for early childhood development (ECD), and nutritional care (with funding from UNICEF).

IOCC and community members built a 300-meter (984-foot) irrigation canal that serves more than 200 families—around 1,000 people.

With your support, IOCC reached nearly 1 million people in 2025 with vital aid. Our 2025 Year in Review gives a glimpse of the real lives that you changed.

Looking for a meaningful way to get involved? Join us for IOCC’s first-ever Outreach Volunteer Build, August 2–7, 2026, in Erwin, Tennessee, and help families rebuild after Hurricane Helene.

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