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HELP CREATE A WORLD WHERE EVERYONE HAS A SAFE PLACE TO BELONG​

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Thank you for your generosity and commitment to standing with us to provide essential support for people who’ve had to flee their homes in search of safety, leaving them without a place to call home. Because of you, we can invest in life-changing support and programs through local partnerships.

Right now, the world is experiencing more displacement than ever before. The UN Refugee Agency, UNHCR, released their mid-year Global Trends Report in October 2024. The statistics continue to rise with every new report: 122.6 million people (that’s 1 in 67) remained forcibly displaced worldwide due to war, persecution, violence, and human rights violations.

In this unprecedented displacement crisis, inaction and overwhelm threaten progress and solutions.

And yet, there is hope. We continue to see opportunities to create positive change.

Because of generous supporters like you, we can continue to invest in local organisations and join forces to create lasting change, helping empower people to regain the peace that comes with having a safe place to belong.

Please consider making a gift today.

In caring for humankind together, we’re acting for peace in the world.

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Banner: Rice farmer Eko is a participant in the DREAM program in Indonesia, run by our local partner, Church World Service Indonesia. The program works with the community to strengthen their resilience to the impacts of climate change and prepare for when disasters strike. © Agung Pranoto/Act for Peace

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