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In recent days, Ukraine has been hit by some of the heaviest missile and drone attacks since the war escalated.

Dozens of people have been injured, and many have lost their lives. Civilian sites—including metro stations, apartment buildings, and critical infrastructure—have been hit.

Our teams are working around the clock to support people in frontline areas, providing medical care, psychological support, cash assistance, and much more.

Serdar Yardak, IRC Deputy Director of Programs for Ukraine, reports from the scene in Kyiv.

Right now, more than 400 million children living in or fleeing conflict zones risk losing access to safe learning, emotional support, and opportunities to play.

But play is one of the most powerful tools children have to learn, heal, and build resilience, and we’re committed to making sure children can access it.

Since 2019, the IRC and @thelegofoundation have been bringing play-based learning to children affected by conflict and crisis, reaching more than 7 million children across 12 countries.

Now, a renewed $97 million, five-year partnership will help us reach 5 million children across East Africa and the Middle East—embedding proven early learning approaches into national systems that already serve children and families, so the impact lasts.

Swipe to see how the IRC is partnering with @thelegofoundation to reach millions of children 👉 And head to the link in bio to learn more.

Right now, more than 400 million children living in or fleeing conflict zones risk losing access to safe learning, emotional support, and opportunities to play.

But play is one of the most powerful tools children have to learn, heal, and build resilience, and we’re committed to making sure children can access it.

Since 2019, the IRC and @thelegofoundation have been bringing play-based learning to children affected by conflict and crisis, reaching more than 7 million children across 12 countries.

Now, a renewed $97 million, five-year partnership will help us reach 5 million children across East Africa and the Middle East—embedding proven early learning approaches into national systems that already serve children and families, so the impact lasts.

Swipe to see how the IRC is partnering with @thelegofoundation to reach millions of children 👉 And head to the link in bio to learn more.

Right now, more than 400 million children living in or fleeing conflict zones risk losing access to safe learning, emotional support, and opportunities to play.

But play is one of the most powerful tools children have to learn, heal, and build resilience, and we’re committed to making sure children can access it.

Since 2019, the IRC and @thelegofoundation have been bringing play-based learning to children affected by conflict and crisis, reaching more than 7 million children across 12 countries.

Now, a renewed $97 million, five-year partnership will help us reach 5 million children across East Africa and the Middle East—embedding proven early learning approaches into national systems that already serve children and families, so the impact lasts.

Swipe to see how the IRC is partnering with @thelegofoundation to reach millions of children 👉 And head to the link in bio to learn more.

Right now, more than 400 million children living in or fleeing conflict zones risk losing access to safe learning, emotional support, and opportunities to play.

But play is one of the most powerful tools children have to learn, heal, and build resilience, and we’re committed to making sure children can access it.

Since 2019, the IRC and @thelegofoundation have been bringing play-based learning to children affected by conflict and crisis, reaching more than 7 million children across 12 countries.

Now, a renewed $97 million, five-year partnership will help us reach 5 million children across East Africa and the Middle East—embedding proven early learning approaches into national systems that already serve children and families, so the impact lasts.

Swipe to see how the IRC is partnering with @thelegofoundation to reach millions of children 👉 And head to the link in bio to learn more.

Right now, more than 400 million children living in or fleeing conflict zones risk losing access to safe learning, emotional support, and opportunities to play.

But play is one of the most powerful tools children have to learn, heal, and build resilience, and we’re committed to making sure children can access it.

Since 2019, the IRC and @thelegofoundation have been bringing play-based learning to children affected by conflict and crisis, reaching more than 7 million children across 12 countries.

Now, a renewed $97 million, five-year partnership will help us reach 5 million children across East Africa and the Middle East—embedding proven early learning approaches into national systems that already serve children and families, so the impact lasts.

Swipe to see how the IRC is partnering with @thelegofoundation to reach millions of children 👉 And head to the link in bio to learn more.

Right now, more than 400 million children living in or fleeing conflict zones risk losing access to safe learning, emotional support, and opportunities to play.

But play is one of the most powerful tools children have to learn, heal, and build resilience, and we’re committed to making sure children can access it.

Since 2019, the IRC and @thelegofoundation have been bringing play-based learning to children affected by conflict and crisis, reaching more than 7 million children across 12 countries.

Now, a renewed $97 million, five-year partnership will help us reach 5 million children across East Africa and the Middle East—embedding proven early learning approaches into national systems that already serve children and families, so the impact lasts.

Swipe to see how the IRC is partnering with @thelegofoundation to reach millions of children 👉 And head to the link in bio to learn more.

Right now, more than 400 million children living in or fleeing conflict zones risk losing access to safe learning, emotional support, and opportunities to play.

But play is one of the most powerful tools children have to learn, heal, and build resilience, and we’re committed to making sure children can access it.

Since 2019, the IRC and @thelegofoundation have been bringing play-based learning to children affected by conflict and crisis, reaching more than 7 million children across 12 countries.

Now, a renewed $97 million, five-year partnership will help us reach 5 million children across East Africa and the Middle East—embedding proven early learning approaches into national systems that already serve children and families, so the impact lasts.

Swipe to see how the IRC is partnering with @thelegofoundation to reach millions of children 👉 And head to the link in bio to learn more.

Right now, more than 400 million children living in or fleeing conflict zones risk losing access to safe learning, emotional support, and opportunities to play.

But play is one of the most powerful tools children have to learn, heal, and build resilience, and we’re committed to making sure children can access it.

Since 2019, the IRC and @thelegofoundation have been bringing play-based learning to children affected by conflict and crisis, reaching more than 7 million children across 12 countries.

Now, a renewed $97 million, five-year partnership will help us reach 5 million children across East Africa and the Middle East—embedding proven early learning approaches into national systems that already serve children and families, so the impact lasts.

Swipe to see how the IRC is partnering with @thelegofoundation to reach millions of children 👉 And head to the link in bio to learn more.

Right now, more than 400 million children living in or fleeing conflict zones risk losing access to safe learning, emotional support, and opportunities to play.

But play is one of the most powerful tools children have to learn, heal, and build resilience, and we’re committed to making sure children can access it.

Since 2019, the IRC and @thelegofoundation have been bringing play-based learning to children affected by conflict and crisis, reaching more than 7 million children across 12 countries.

Now, a renewed $97 million, five-year partnership will help us reach 5 million children across East Africa and the Middle East—embedding proven early learning approaches into national systems that already serve children and families, so the impact lasts.

Swipe to see how the IRC is partnering with @thelegofoundation to reach millions of children 👉 And head to the link in bio to learn more.

The warning signs are incredibly clear: without urgent international action, this could become the deadliest Ebola outbreak on record.

This outbreak can still be contained, but only if governments, donors, UN agencies and humanitarian organizations urgently work together alongside the Africa Centre for Disease Control and Prevention to support frontline responders and affected communities.

Visit Rescue.org to learn more about how we’re aiding in the response to this Ebola outbreak and donate to support our work.

The warning signs are incredibly clear: without urgent international action, this could become the deadliest Ebola outbreak on record.

This outbreak can still be contained, but only if governments, donors, UN agencies and humanitarian organizations urgently work together alongside the Africa Centre for Disease Control and Prevention to support frontline responders and affected communities.

Visit Rescue.org to learn more about how we’re aiding in the response to this Ebola outbreak and donate to support our work.

The warning signs are incredibly clear: without urgent international action, this could become the deadliest Ebola outbreak on record.

This outbreak can still be contained, but only if governments, donors, UN agencies and humanitarian organizations urgently work together alongside the Africa Centre for Disease Control and Prevention to support frontline responders and affected communities.

Visit Rescue.org to learn more about how we’re aiding in the response to this Ebola outbreak and donate to support our work.

The warning signs are incredibly clear: without urgent international action, this could become the deadliest Ebola outbreak on record.

This outbreak can still be contained, but only if governments, donors, UN agencies and humanitarian organizations urgently work together alongside the Africa Centre for Disease Control and Prevention to support frontline responders and affected communities.

Visit Rescue.org to learn more about how we’re aiding in the response to this Ebola outbreak and donate to support our work.

The warning signs are incredibly clear: without urgent international action, this could become the deadliest Ebola outbreak on record.

This outbreak can still be contained, but only if governments, donors, UN agencies and humanitarian organizations urgently work together alongside the Africa Centre for Disease Control and Prevention to support frontline responders and affected communities.

Visit Rescue.org to learn more about how we’re aiding in the response to this Ebola outbreak and donate to support our work.

Suspected Ebola cases have skyrocketed over just a few days in eastern DRC and Uganda. And there’s a reason for that.

Swipe to learn more about how humanitarian aid cuts have built to this moment >

Suspected Ebola cases have skyrocketed over just a few days in eastern DRC and Uganda. And there’s a reason for that.

Swipe to learn more about how humanitarian aid cuts have built to this moment >

Suspected Ebola cases have skyrocketed over just a few days in eastern DRC and Uganda. And there’s a reason for that.

Swipe to learn more about how humanitarian aid cuts have built to this moment >

Suspected Ebola cases have skyrocketed over just a few days in eastern DRC and Uganda. And there’s a reason for that.

Swipe to learn more about how humanitarian aid cuts have built to this moment >

Suspected Ebola cases have skyrocketed over just a few days in eastern DRC and Uganda. And there’s a reason for that.

Swipe to learn more about how humanitarian aid cuts have built to this moment >

Suspected Ebola cases have skyrocketed over just a few days in eastern DRC and Uganda. And there’s a reason for that.

Swipe to learn more about how humanitarian aid cuts have built to this moment >

As Ebola cases spread across eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and in Uganda, the IRC has launched a response to protect vulnerable communities and support an already overstretched health system.

Here's what you need to know ➡️

As Ebola cases spread across eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and in Uganda, the IRC has launched a response to protect vulnerable communities and support an already overstretched health system.

Here's what you need to know ➡️

As Ebola cases spread across eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and in Uganda, the IRC has launched a response to protect vulnerable communities and support an already overstretched health system.

Here's what you need to know ➡️

As Ebola cases spread across eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and in Uganda, the IRC has launched a response to protect vulnerable communities and support an already overstretched health system.

Here's what you need to know ➡️

As Ebola cases spread across eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and in Uganda, the IRC has launched a response to protect vulnerable communities and support an already overstretched health system.

Here's what you need to know ➡️

As Ebola cases spread across eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and in Uganda, the IRC has launched a response to protect vulnerable communities and support an already overstretched health system.

Here's what you need to know ➡️

As Ebola cases spread across eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and in Uganda, the IRC has launched a response to protect vulnerable communities and support an already overstretched health system.

Here's what you need to know ➡️

As Ebola cases spread across eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and in Uganda, the IRC has launched a response to protect vulnerable communities and support an already overstretched health system.

Here's what you need to know ➡️

This is what true humanitarianism looks like 💛

This is what true humanitarianism looks like 💛

This is what true humanitarianism looks like 💛

This is what true humanitarianism looks like 💛

This is what true humanitarianism looks like 💛

This is what true humanitarianism looks like 💛

This is what true humanitarianism looks like 💛

This is what true humanitarianism looks like 💛

Two months into war, civilians across Lebanon are facing a rapidly worsening humanitarian crisis.

What we’re seeing on the ground is devastating: families forced from their homes, health systems under strain, and communities struggling to meet even their most basic needs.

At a moment when an entire generation is facing displacement, fear and deep psychological distress, the international community cannot afford to look away.

We’re working with partners in Lebanon to deliver critical aid. But what is needed now is decisive action and political will to ensure children are not left to carry the scars of the crisis alone.

Bassem is one of the over 360,000 displaced children who are facing fear and uncertainty over their future.

Civilians across Lebanon are facing a rapidly worsening crisis marked by large-scale displacement, rising food insecurity, escalating health needs, and continued airstrikes, despite a three week ceasefire extension being declared on April 23.

“Nearly every family we met spoke of overwhelming anxiety, grief, and depression,” says Kelly Razzouk, the IRC’s Vice President for Global Policy and Advocacy. “Children are struggling to sleep. Parents are carrying the impossible burden of trying to provide security while coping with trauma themselves.”

Together with local partners, our teams are delivering lifesaving services through initiatives like “the National Lifeline,” a free hotline for suicide prevention and emotional support, and mobile mental health teams that bring support directly to communities in need.

But without urgent international support, critical support will not reach everyone who needs it. Decisive action must be taken to ensure these families are not left to carry the scars of the crisis alone.

What does motherhood look like in the middle of war?

For Warda, a mother of three in Lebanon, it means doing her best to hold her family together while everything falls apart.

Swipe to read her story this #MothersDay ➡️

What does motherhood look like in the middle of war?

For Warda, a mother of three in Lebanon, it means doing her best to hold her family together while everything falls apart.

Swipe to read her story this #MothersDay ➡️

What does motherhood look like in the middle of war?

For Warda, a mother of three in Lebanon, it means doing her best to hold her family together while everything falls apart.

Swipe to read her story this #MothersDay ➡️

What does motherhood look like in the middle of war?

For Warda, a mother of three in Lebanon, it means doing her best to hold her family together while everything falls apart.

Swipe to read her story this #MothersDay ➡️

What does motherhood look like in the middle of war?

For Warda, a mother of three in Lebanon, it means doing her best to hold her family together while everything falls apart.

Swipe to read her story this #MothersDay ➡️

What does motherhood look like in the middle of war?

For Warda, a mother of three in Lebanon, it means doing her best to hold her family together while everything falls apart.

Swipe to read her story this #MothersDay ➡️

What does motherhood look like in the middle of war?

For Warda, a mother of three in Lebanon, it means doing her best to hold her family together while everything falls apart.

Swipe to read her story this #MothersDay ➡️

This is what investing in humanity could look like.

In two months of war in Iran, the U.S. has spent an estimated $25 billion.

With that same amount, the IRC could:

➡️ Treat every malnourished child on earth, more than six times over.
➡️ Deliver remote pre-school education to children across Sudan, Gaza and South Sudan, more than 11 times over.
➡️ Vaccinate all 14 million zero-dose children worldwide, 16 times over.

Where would you rather invest?

This is what investing in humanity could look like.

In two months of war in Iran, the U.S. has spent an estimated $25 billion.

With that same amount, the IRC could:

➡️ Treat every malnourished child on earth, more than six times over.
➡️ Deliver remote pre-school education to children across Sudan, Gaza and South Sudan, more than 11 times over.
➡️ Vaccinate all 14 million zero-dose children worldwide, 16 times over.

Where would you rather invest?

This is what investing in humanity could look like.

In two months of war in Iran, the U.S. has spent an estimated $25 billion.

With that same amount, the IRC could:

➡️ Treat every malnourished child on earth, more than six times over.
➡️ Deliver remote pre-school education to children across Sudan, Gaza and South Sudan, more than 11 times over.
➡️ Vaccinate all 14 million zero-dose children worldwide, 16 times over.

Where would you rather invest?

Journalists have reported on a new U.S. government plan that could force Afghan refugees into an impossible choice: be sent to an unfamiliar country facing one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises or return to the place they were forced to flee.

Swipe to learn more ➡️

Journalists have reported on a new U.S. government plan that could force Afghan refugees into an impossible choice: be sent to an unfamiliar country facing one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises or return to the place they were forced to flee.

Swipe to learn more ➡️

Journalists have reported on a new U.S. government plan that could force Afghan refugees into an impossible choice: be sent to an unfamiliar country facing one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises or return to the place they were forced to flee.

Swipe to learn more ➡️

Journalists have reported on a new U.S. government plan that could force Afghan refugees into an impossible choice: be sent to an unfamiliar country facing one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises or return to the place they were forced to flee.

Swipe to learn more ➡️

Journalists have reported on a new U.S. government plan that could force Afghan refugees into an impossible choice: be sent to an unfamiliar country facing one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises or return to the place they were forced to flee.

Swipe to learn more ➡️

Journalists have reported on a new U.S. government plan that could force Afghan refugees into an impossible choice: be sent to an unfamiliar country facing one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises or return to the place they were forced to flee.

Swipe to learn more ➡️

Journalists have reported on a new U.S. government plan that could force Afghan refugees into an impossible choice: be sent to an unfamiliar country facing one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises or return to the place they were forced to flee.

Swipe to learn more ➡️

Supplies are delayed.
Fuel costs are rising.
Food prices are increasing.

The Iran war is driving a crisis far beyond the Middle East.

Across East Africa, where millions are facing hunger and displacement, the impact is already being felt, from delayed nutrition supplies to power cuts in health facilities.

Operational costs for the IRC to deliver life-saving aid has risen by up to 50%, putting even more pressure on humanitarian services reeling from devastating aid cuts.

Our teams are on the ground, working hard to deliver life-saving support to those who need it most.

Supplies are delayed.
Fuel costs are rising.
Food prices are increasing.

The Iran war is driving a crisis far beyond the Middle East.

Across East Africa, where millions are facing hunger and displacement, the impact is already being felt, from delayed nutrition supplies to power cuts in health facilities.

Operational costs for the IRC to deliver life-saving aid has risen by up to 50%, putting even more pressure on humanitarian services reeling from devastating aid cuts.

Our teams are on the ground, working hard to deliver life-saving support to those who need it most.

Supplies are delayed.
Fuel costs are rising.
Food prices are increasing.

The Iran war is driving a crisis far beyond the Middle East.

Across East Africa, where millions are facing hunger and displacement, the impact is already being felt, from delayed nutrition supplies to power cuts in health facilities.

Operational costs for the IRC to deliver life-saving aid has risen by up to 50%, putting even more pressure on humanitarian services reeling from devastating aid cuts.

Our teams are on the ground, working hard to deliver life-saving support to those who need it most.

Supplies are delayed.
Fuel costs are rising.
Food prices are increasing.

The Iran war is driving a crisis far beyond the Middle East.

Across East Africa, where millions are facing hunger and displacement, the impact is already being felt, from delayed nutrition supplies to power cuts in health facilities.

Operational costs for the IRC to deliver life-saving aid has risen by up to 50%, putting even more pressure on humanitarian services reeling from devastating aid cuts.

Our teams are on the ground, working hard to deliver life-saving support to those who need it most.

Supplies are delayed.
Fuel costs are rising.
Food prices are increasing.

The Iran war is driving a crisis far beyond the Middle East.

Across East Africa, where millions are facing hunger and displacement, the impact is already being felt, from delayed nutrition supplies to power cuts in health facilities.

Operational costs for the IRC to deliver life-saving aid has risen by up to 50%, putting even more pressure on humanitarian services reeling from devastating aid cuts.

Our teams are on the ground, working hard to deliver life-saving support to those who need it most.

Supplies are delayed.
Fuel costs are rising.
Food prices are increasing.

The Iran war is driving a crisis far beyond the Middle East.

Across East Africa, where millions are facing hunger and displacement, the impact is already being felt, from delayed nutrition supplies to power cuts in health facilities.

Operational costs for the IRC to deliver life-saving aid has risen by up to 50%, putting even more pressure on humanitarian services reeling from devastating aid cuts.

Our teams are on the ground, working hard to deliver life-saving support to those who need it most.

Supplies are delayed.
Fuel costs are rising.
Food prices are increasing.

The Iran war is driving a crisis far beyond the Middle East.

Across East Africa, where millions are facing hunger and displacement, the impact is already being felt, from delayed nutrition supplies to power cuts in health facilities.

Operational costs for the IRC to deliver life-saving aid has risen by up to 50%, putting even more pressure on humanitarian services reeling from devastating aid cuts.

Our teams are on the ground, working hard to deliver life-saving support to those who need it most.

Supplies are delayed.
Fuel costs are rising.
Food prices are increasing.

The Iran war is driving a crisis far beyond the Middle East.

Across East Africa, where millions are facing hunger and displacement, the impact is already being felt, from delayed nutrition supplies to power cuts in health facilities.

Operational costs for the IRC to deliver life-saving aid has risen by up to 50%, putting even more pressure on humanitarian services reeling from devastating aid cuts.

Our teams are on the ground, working hard to deliver life-saving support to those who need it most.