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UNHCR is often first in and last out during humanitarian emergencies, providing life-saving assistance and care to the people who need it most.
Supplies are warehoused in seven strategic hubs – Accra, Amman, Copenhagen, Douala, Dubai, Nairobi and Panama – to enable immediate transit anywhere in the world.
UNHCR staff cover every angle of emergency response, from establishing camps in safe zones, to installing water and sanitation, to coordinating emergency airlifts, to protecting the most vulnerable, including women and children.
Some of the key humanitarian emergencies that UNHCR are responding to are below:
Storm Daniel has killed thousands and caused catastrophic flooding in north-eastern Libya. Donate now to send life-saving aid.
The war in Ukraine has created a massive humanitarian emergency. Donate now to send aid to people fleeing for their lives.
People are fleeing armed clashes in Sudan. Many civilians have been killed and injured. Give what you can today.
Send life-saving aid to Rohingya refugees who are hanging on by a thread.
Every winter, refugees face life-threatening challenges, but this year will be even worse.
The people of Afghanistan have endured crisis after crisis. Millions are now on the brink of famine and urgently need humanitarian assistance.
The people of Yemen are trapped in one of the world's worst humanitarian emergencies.
Syrians are exhausted and traumatised after 12 years of war. Please donate now to send emergency aid to families who have nothing left.
Conflict and food shortages are fuelling a full-scale humanitarian emergency, with thousands of refugees continuing to seek safety in eastern Sudan.
