The IRC's Dr. John Kiogora examines a severely malnourished child in Kenya's Dadaab refugee camp, where the IRC is assisting Somalis who have fled the region’s worst drought in sixty years.   

Jacqueline’s is one of many displaced families forced to flee their homes by violence in South Kivu. Here she washes their clothes in new basins bought with IRC vouchers at a local fair.

Thanks to theTuungane program, a brand new marketplace now stands in a region where before there was no central place for local residents to trade goods.
 

Eastleigh, a suburb of Nairobi, is known as “little Mogadishu” because of the high concentration of Somali immigrants.

A chili farmer in Zimbabwe surveys his fields. With the International Rescue Committee's help, he and other small farmers now have more opportunities to sell what they grow and are better able to provide for their families and expand their businesses.