Lebanon: Protecting Children from Disease
In a crisis, children are often hardest hit. To help protect them, IOCC, with funding from UNICEF, recently revamped makeshift vaccination ...
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Georgia: Growing New Hope
When Revaz took his family and left home, he never imagined it would be forever.
Update: IOCC in the Bahamas
Hurricane Dorian struck the Bahamas with sustained winds of 185 miles per hour—some of the strongest ever recorded in an Atlantic storm. Thousands ...
Fighting Stigma by Investing in Girls
In many countries, menstruating women are subjected to discrimination or ...
Retal’s Chance for a Healthy Childhood
Childhood malnutrition is as dangerous as many diseases. It frequently causes complications like anemia that can ...
Greece: Graduates with New Skills
IOCC’s Code+Create program, a concept developed by Finn Church Aid in 2017, is now implemented in partnership with GFOSS in the center of Athens, Greece. The courses—offered at no charge
Ethiopia: Community-Based Model Extends Success
When you need to reach entire communities, where do you start? For IOCC, it’s training people who can become ambassadors: religious leaders, educators, volunteers.
Resolve to Give Hope This Year
For many of us, a new year full of hope for a fresh start began at the stroke of midnight when our friends and ...
Christmas Wishes from Us to You
“Behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy which will be to all people.”—Luke 2:10
Warming Up Winter with Gifts in Kind
Working with humanitarian partner Lutheran World Relief, as well as with local Orthodox Church agencies, IOCC has delivered quilts and other essentials to families and individuals in need.