Torbertha Torbor is just one of the thousands of refugees and immigrants working on the frontlines battling the coronavirus.

“When I put on senahar, I feel happy in myself. I don’t feel sadness in my heart.”

Despite being in constant pain from health issues she's had since birth, Alex chooses to focus on assisting families looking for safety and protection. "My job is the only reason I get up in the morning," she says.

Now more than ever, refugees need our support. When crisis and disaster erupts, families are often torn apart, parents and their children separated, homes abandoned, livelihoods left behind and futures lost. 

Cash relief can be a part of the answer to future challenges when the traditional approach to aid is no longer effective.