In crisis situations, people can lose their homes and livelihoods. We provide short-term cash support to help families purchase essential items. Cash can reach more people more quickly than in-kind support, and it empowers people to make decisions based on their individual circumstances and priorities.

Children are particularly vulnerable in times of crisis. We help children affected by conflict and natural disasters start and continue their education. Being in school means they are better protected from harm and exploitation, supports their mental and physical health, and ensures they can continue to learn, develop and achieve their full potential.

During conflict and natural disasters, children and families can be cut off from lifesaving health care. We help communities access health care during emergencies, and support them to rebuild essential health services.

A lack of safe water can be devastating for communities affected by conflict and natural disasters, allowing deadly diseases to spread. We help communities access safe drinking water and build wells, toilets, and washing facilities to meet their longer-term water, sanitation and hygiene needs.