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The ̽����ѡ has partnered with World Central Kitchen, founded by Chef José Andrés, to provide food for communities in New York City hit hard by the coronavirus.

Thank you for supporting the ̽����ѡ's work in helping people whose lives and livelihoods are shattered by conflict and disaster to survive, recover and gain control of their future. We couldn't do it without you. Learn more about the 2020 Rescue Dinner.

Nine years of conflict have devastated Syria's health system, which now must face the threat of COVID-19. Hear from our doctors in the northeast about how they continue to serve displaced families at our health clinics—safely.

When a crisis like coronavirus strikes, women and girls face extra challenges. ̽����ѡ president and CEO David Miliband shares a special Mother's Day update on what the ̽����ѡ is doing to help ensure their needs are met.

The Prince of Wales, the ̽����ѡ's UK patron, discusses the ̽����ѡ's work in countries where the situation is most grave, where people are the most vulnerable and where the coronavirus threatens to run riot and wreak utter havoc—if we let it.

Join the the ̽����ѡ's Bangladesh country director at the site of a coronavirus isolation unit and treatment center the ̽����ѡ is building in Cox's Bazar, where we will care for COVID-19 patients.

The world’s largest refugee camp—in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh—saw its first confirmed case of the coronavirus, exposing already extremely vulnerable Rohingya refugees and local Bangladeshis to the deadly virus.

Over 4 million Venezuelans seeking safety in other South American countries now face the added threat of COVID-19. ̽����ѡ Voice and actor Morena Baccarin recently caught up with ̽����ѡ country director Marianne Menjivar, who she met in 2019 during a visit to ̽����ѡ programs in Colombia.

In the battle against COVID-19 and beyond, refugees are essential to keeping communities safe, making society stronger and rebuilding our world. This World Refugee Day—and every day—we are proud to celebrate their contributions. Watch our video voiced by South African refugee and famed actress Noma Dumezweni.  Learn more about our campaign at Rescue.org/WorldRefugeeDay. 

Ammar is a refugee from Syria living in Greece. He spent 10 months living in a camp on the Greek islands before moving to Athens, where he now volunteers to keep people safe and fed during COVID-19. “Since this pandemic started, my first response was to help out,” he says.  Learn more about the essential contributions of refugees like Ammar during COVID-19 and beyond.