Lebanon emergency

Thousands forced to flee. Help rush aid to families today.

Congregation

Es Devlin will unveil Congregation, a new large-scale choral installation she has created in partnership with UK for UNHCR, at St Mary le Strand from 4 – 9 October 2024.

Catastrophic flooding in Nigeria

Nigeria needs urgent flood relief. Join us in providing temporary shelters and essentials to displaced families, many of whom were already affected by conflict.

Conflict in Sudan

Famine has officially been confirmed in a camp for displaced people in Sudan. The conflict has displaced more than 10 million people and shows no signs of slowing. We must not forget about the people of Sudan.

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Emergencies

Emergencies

Protecting civilians fleeing the world’s most dangerous conflicts.

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Ongoing care

Helping refugees access healthcare, education and livelihoods
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Returning home

Helping communities return, rebuild and restore hope after conflict
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Advocacy

Defending human rights and calling on governments to take action

Nobody chooses to be a refugee, but we can all help protect them.

Syrian refugees fleeing fighting receive aid and shelter at Bardarash camp

Cycling hero completes UK trek for charity

UK for UNHCR supporter, Carlo, cycled across Great Britain to raise vital funds in support of refugees.

16-year-old Mumina

Last year, UNHCR responded to 43 emergencies in 29 different countries

Emergency Preparedness and Response: UNHCR responded to 43 emergencies in 29 different countries in 2023.

Yumiko Takashima

With photographs, words, and deeds, Rohingya refugee storytellers weave hope from despair

Living in the world’s largest refugee camp, four talented photographers tell the stories of their fellow Rohingyas, a stateless minority from Myanmar.

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