One hundred days into the war in Ukraine, civilians continue to bear the brunt of its hardships. More than 6.4 million people now have fled the country, another 8 million have been displaced internally—the most significant upheaval in Europe since World War II.

In downtown Myitkyina, Kachin State, Lahtaw Zau Mun helps run the only health center for miles, which provides essential services for the hundreds of families who have been caught up in the ongoing conflict in Myanmar and displaced as a result.

Both security and economic crises worsen humanitarian conditions in Mali, which is home to over 318,000 refugees from Niger, Mauritania and Burkina Faso. The IRC partners with the EU to provide emergency education and child protection services to countless displaced children in the Gao region.

A look into a Dnipro safe space supported by the EU where displaced women and their hosts take a break from the experiences of the war and recreate a sense of the community they’ve lost.

The world is experiencing an increasing number of climate-related disasters that trigger mass displacement and hunger. But did you know it's usually the countries contributing the least to climate change that bear the brunt?

The IRC’s Healing Classrooms programme trains teachers and support staff across the UK on how to offer refugee and asylum-seeking children a safe place to learn and thrive after experiencing conflict and displacement.

Within 72 hours of global emergencies, IRC delivers healthcare, water, protection, and economic support to 123 million displaced people worldwide.

The ongoing conflict in Gaza, including airstrikes and forced displacement orders, is severely affecting civilians and destroying infrastructure. Critical shortages of medical supplies, food, and clean water are worsening daily, while restrictions on aid deliveries are preventing essential items from reaching those in need.