Fighting Human Trafficking in Romania
Anti-trafficking workshops in Romania are helping children to understand the dangers in their community.
Category: Where We Serve
Finding Community in the Kitchen
Community kitchens are part of IOCC’s humanitarian effort to help Lebanese families struggling amid a deepening socioeconomic crisis.
Greece: Equipping Small Businesses for Success
Gefsi is a 45-year-old mother of six children, living in the Xanthi region of northern Greece. When the financial crisis hit Greece hard, their business struggled, and they were left with few options.
Lebanon: Feeding Infants Amid Crisis
When Zara left Syria to seek refuge in Lebanon with her five children, she was in desperate need of help. Her youngest daughter, just thirteen months old, was frequently ill.
Georgia: Furnishing Kindergarteners with Learning Materials
After successfully equipping a kindergarten in the city of Zugdidi, IOCC has continued to support this region in Georgia by furnishing a kindergarten in the village of Shamgona.
Syria: Renewed Hope for A Family in Distress
After witnessing an act of violence, Nour had trouble sleeping, lost her appetite, and was too overwhelmed to communicate. Her mother sought help from an IOCC Family Safe Space.
Gaza: Finding Relief and Community Amidst Crisis
Nora (not her real name) is a 14-year-old girl who has been displaced multiple times due to the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
Poland: Financial Assistance for a Special Needs Family
Lidiya learned about an IOCC program that provides cash assistance to refugee families in need. They were able to purchase essential items, including medicine for her son.
Donors Provide Momentum for IOCC Hurricane Response
Immediately after Hurricane Helene struck the southeastern US, IOCC field staff were on the ground conducting assessments to determine the most effective means of response.
Hope and Health for a Displaced Family
Jana (not her real name), a young girl living in Gaza, had her life take a dramatic turn when conflict forced her family to flee their home.