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A decorated house by the Democratic Republic of Congo refugees at the Kakuma refugee camp in north-western kenya near the South Sudan border
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School fees for a year
$160
School fees for a year

Pay for a refugee child to go to school for a whole year

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Two months of clean water
$60
Two months of clean water

Give a family clean water for 2 months

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Children’s feeding kits
$95
Children’s feeding kits

Give 75 children life-saving therapeutic feeding kits

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Family of Ethiopian refugees smiling. UNHCR tent in the background. Ethiopian refugees Tsiruy Dagnew, 40, Abeba Kalayu, 32, with their children Semere, 5, and Eleni, 3, enjoy the sun near their tent at Tunaydbah camp in Sudan. Many of its refugees have found innovative and resourceful ways to begin rebuilding their lives.
$480
One UNHCR family tent shelter

You can protect a family by giving them shelter

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"In the future, I want to be a teacher." Aseel Al-Labbad, 4, A Syrian refugee. ; Za’atari Refugee Camp is home to around 76,000 Syrian refugees. UNHCR has managed the camp in coordination with the Government of Jordan since its inauguration in 2012.
©UNHCR/Shawkat Al Harfoush
Christmas Gifts
Syrian children previously displaced by war in Aleppo learn how to sculpt and paint plaster figurines at a community centre in the Al Sheikh Khuder neighbourhood. ; With support from UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, a network of 35 community centres and satellite centres across the governorate of Aleppo are providing protection services to meet the humanitarian needs of vulnerable families affected by war and displacement.
Education
A young Rohingya refugee from Myanmar makes wudhu outside a mosque in the Kutupalong Refugee Camp, Bangladesh. ; Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator Mark Lowcock, Director General of the International Organization for Migration António Vitorino, and UN High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi visited refugee settlements in Cox’s Bazar in late-April 2019.
© UNHCR/Will Swanson
Water
3 tarpaulin sheet roofs
Shelter
Life-saving therapeutic food
Food
Product Health 04 Vaccines
Health
Category Tile Emergency 01 Family
Emergency
Sport equipment for children
Children