Relief International

⚠️ What you are seeing here is the devastating impact of recent floods on communities in Yemen. Heavy rains and flash floods have ravaged Hajjah and Hodeidah, displacing families and worsening Yemen’s humanitarian crisis. Entire communities are struggling, with women, children, and people with disabilities facing the greatest risks. In response, our Emergency Flood Response—funded by Start Network—is delivering crucial aid, including cash assistance, food, non-food items, and shelter kits to 1,600 of the hardest-hit households. We’re also deploying teams to provide rehabilitation and mental health support, helping communities recover.

📢 Country Director, Kashif Shafique, speaks to Sky News about the escalating humanitarian crisis in #Sudan. As violence increases, communities are struggling to cope due to a lack of essential supplies and the looming threat of waterborne diseases. Refugees are fleeing into the desert, desperate for safety, with no access to food or water. The situation is dire, and urgent action is needed.

ICYMI, earlier this week, Relief International staff members on the ground in #Sudan staff spoke about their critical work, the impact the conflict is having on the communities they work with, and how they support each other in these challenging times. Catch up on this important conversation by watching the recording now>

❤️ For Mohamed, challenges never overshadow hope. In the face of immense challenges, Mohamed and his team remain driven by a clear purpose: delivering compassionate care to their community. On the week of #WorldHumanitarianDay and every day, we stand with our humanitarian staff. If you support their mission, send a message of encouragement today. 💬 Your words can uplift and inspire those working under the most challenging circumstances. Send a message of support 👉 https://bit.ly/3AoMGjD

🤝 Meet Reem, a Relief International nutrition worker whose commitment and resilience define what it means to be a humanitarian. Even in the most challenging circumstances, Reem refuses to give up on her community, dedicating herself to building a world where no child faces the possibility of hunger. ❤️ On #WorldHumanitarianDay and every day, we stand with our humanitarian staff. If you stand with them too, send a message of support today. Your words can uplift and inspire those working under the most challenging circumstances 👉 https://bit.ly/3AoMGjD

🚨 Reminder! There's still time to sign up for our #WorldHumanitarianDay webinar this Monday, 19 August. Join us live on LinkedIn to hear from our incredible colleagues in Zamzam Camp, Sudan, as they share their experiences working in some of the toughest conditions. Don't miss out on this opportunity to honor humanitarians worldwide and participate in an insightful Q&A. Sign up now! 👉 https://lnkd.in/eYgj8fiD

Today, over 1.8 million civilians in Gaza face a lack of healthcare, when they need it most. Relief International, in partnership with Al Awda Health and Communities Association and support from EU in Emergencies, is working tirelessly to restore healthcare in Gaza. We are also working in close partnership with UK-Med and Cooperazione Internazionale Sud-Sud on key program implementation. The hospital we are supporting in Northern Gaza is functioning with only 50% of the supplies it needs. Yet the dedicated team continues to provide care without turning anyone away. Help us continue providing critical care. Donate today > https://www.ri.org/donate/

Relief International Country Director Kashif Shafique speaks to BBC World Service Newsday about the worsening situation in Sudan. “The conflict, famine conditions and now flash floods are having a catastrophic impact.” Our teams are working around the clock to deliver the best level of care they can, but humanitarian access and the rapid deployment of supplies are needed urgently.

On #WorldHumanitarianDay, Monday 19 August, join us for a special webinar hosted by Relief International, streamed live on LinkedIn. Hear firsthand from our remarkable colleagues in Zamzam Camp, Sudan, as they share their experiences working in some of the most challenging circumstances. This is a chance to honor the resilience of humanitarians worldwide and engage in an insightful Q&A. Don’t miss the conversation! 👉 https://lnkd.in/eYgj8fiD

"If supplies do not arrive in El-Fashir within the next two weeks, we may face a situation where we cannot continue operations." Kashif Shafique, Country Director for Relief International in Sudan warns of a critical supply chain crisis in Zamzam camp. Read more about the preventable famine affecting half a million residents. https://lnkd.in/ez43qTFV