ADRA’s Statement on World Refugee Day
This World Refugee Day, there are more than 60 million people around the world who are internally displaced, seeking asylum, or living as refugees in other countries
Jordan: Iraqians Story on How he Joins ADRA’s Cause to Help Those in Need
“There was no electricity and no water. I go out and see dead people, I see bombs. I was in school when a bomb fell nearby, and blew out the windows of the school. It takes you a few seconds to realize what is happening.
Greece: How ADRA is One of the First NGO’s to Respond and Help Refugees
When Europe started closing its borders and refugees entering Greece became stranded, many of them congregated in Idomeni.
Everything costs money: EKO Station Refugee Camp, Greece
EKO Station is an unofficial camp in Greece. That means that the camp just sprung up, and there is no government services or support for refugees
Our Global Work with Refugees
Everywhere you see marked in red on this map is a place where you are making it possible for ADRA staff and volunteers to serve people who have been forcibly displaced by conflict and persecution.
Serbia: How ADRA and Translators were Able to Assist One Another
Lina, 25, is Serbian-Syrian, born in Serbia to a Serbian mother and Syrian father
ADRA Honduras Seeing Success in Zika Prevention
ADRA Honduras is actively working in communities where the Zika and Chikungunya viruses have infected thousands.