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Over half of the world’s refugees are children. Many will spend their entire childhoods away from home, sometimes separated from their families. They may have witnessed or experienced violent acts and, in exile, are at risk of abuse, neglect, violence, exploitation, trafficking or military recruitment.
Goma, DRC
Muombi (15), an orphan living at a displaced persons camp in Goma, DRC.
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Half of the world’s refugees are children
Bekaa, Lebanon
A girl at her family’s tent in the Syrian refugee camp of Bekaa, Lebanon.
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Half of the world’s refugees are children
Turkana, Kenya
A mother and malnourished child during the East African Hunger Crisis of 2017, in Turkana, Kenya.
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Half of the world’s refugees are children
Badghis, Afghanistan
Mirwais (2), diagnosed as severely malnourished at a World Vision mobile health clinic in Badghis, Afghanistan.
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Half of the world’s refugees are children
Tubuluku, DRC
Marie (14), outside of the school her family can no longer afford for her to attend in Tubuluku, DRC.
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Half of the world’s refugees are children
What can I do?
It’s easy to feel helpless in situations like this but rest assured… you, us, everyone, together, can help make life-changing impact. And we are!
Here are two different ways you can be a part of the change.
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Every gift makes a difference. Our Childhood Rescue fund helps children living in the world’s most dangerous places.
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