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          Conflict Crisis Appeal

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          Conflict is shattering lives. We need your help to respond.

          • 120 million people

            have been displaced by conflict and violence worldwide

          • Almost 1 in 5 children

            is living in or fleeing from a conflict zone 

          • Nearly 200,000

            conflict events occurred in 2024 - nearly double the figure in 2020

          Your monthly gift could help rebuild lives

          What your committed support will do to rebuild lives

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          Deliver survival kits
          Providing displaced families with blankets, sleeping mats, cooking items and soap to stay safe and healthy
          money
          Provide cash transfers
          Give families who have lost everything the access to with emergency cash transfers to pay for vital food, shelter or medicine
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          Support health clinics
          Health clinics provide vital medical support to children and families affected by conflict
          A major humanitarian crisis is unfolding in eastern Chad where hundreds of thousands of traumatised Sudanese people are in need of essential support after fleeing conflict, Concern Worldwide has warned.
          Concern staff member assisting Sudanese refugees at Chad border
          Concern truck transporting supplies across Chad border
          Concern's Nicola Brennan at one of the health facilities in Sudan being supported by the Concern Emergency Mobile Team.
          Concern Health and Nutrition Officer, Yamen Nassir, with Salwa Abaker and baby Adan at Ardamata Health Centre in West Darfur, Sudan.
          Concern with Irish Aid support has rehabilitated water wells like this one in the Al-Salam camp in Yemen. The dilapidated water well was originally a hand-dug shallow well and powered by an old diesel motor.
          Danny Harvey, Executive Director, Concern Worldwide UK talks to Kseniya, psychologist. PSS activities for children in Kharkiv Oblast
          Participant verification by Concern staff during the MPCA distribution.
          A major humanitarian crisis is unfolding in eastern Chad where hundreds of thousands of traumatised Sudanese people are in need of essential support after fleeing conflict, Concern Worldwide has warned.
          Concern staff member assisting Sudanese refugees at Chad border
          Concern truck transporting supplies across Chad border
          Concern's Nicola Brennan at one of the health facilities in Sudan being supported by the Concern Emergency Mobile Team.
          Concern Health and Nutrition Officer, Yamen Nassir, with Salwa Abaker and baby Adan at Ardamata Health Centre in West Darfur, Sudan.
          Concern with Irish Aid support has rehabilitated water wells like this one in the Al-Salam camp in Yemen. The dilapidated water well was originally a hand-dug shallow well and powered by an old diesel motor.
          Danny Harvey, Executive Director, Concern Worldwide UK talks to Kseniya, psychologist. PSS activities for children in Kharkiv Oblast
          Participant verification by Concern staff during the MPCA distribution.
          A major humanitarian crisis is unfolding in eastern Chad where hundreds of thousands of traumatised Sudanese people are in need of essential support after fleeing conflict, Concern Worldwide has warned.
          Concern staff member assisting Sudanese refugees at Chad border
          Concern truck transporting supplies across Chad border
          Concern's Nicola Brennan at one of the health facilities in Sudan being supported by the Concern Emergency Mobile Team.
          Concern Health and Nutrition Officer, Yamen Nassir, with Salwa Abaker and baby Adan at Ardamata Health Centre in West Darfur, Sudan.
          Concern with Irish Aid support has rehabilitated water wells like this one in the Al-Salam camp in Yemen. The dilapidated water well was originally a hand-dug shallow well and powered by an old diesel motor.
          Danny Harvey, Executive Director, Concern Worldwide UK talks to Kseniya, psychologist. PSS activities for children in Kharkiv Oblast
          Participant verification by Concern staff during the MPCA distribution.
          A major humanitarian crisis is unfolding in eastern Chad where hundreds of thousands of traumatised Sudanese people are in need of essential support after fleeing conflict, Concern Worldwide has warned.
          Concern staff member assisting Sudanese refugees at Chad border
          Concern truck transporting supplies across Chad border
          Concern's Nicola Brennan at one of the health facilities in Sudan being supported by the Concern Emergency Mobile Team.

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          Last year, Concern responded to 66 emergencies in 20 countries, reaching 15.5 million people

          Your monthly gift can provide displaced people who have lost everything with life-saving aid

          We’re living through a time of extreme crisis

          Kauuai Gorey's daughter Nyaruon Yak Mut (21) at home in Budaang Payam, Rubkona County

          South Sudan

          Conflict in the world's youngest country has displaced 4 million people.
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