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Families displaced by violence live in makeshift shelters in Tawila, Sudan, near El Fasher, where conflict has worsened famine conditions as of April 2025.
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“Everything is needed” Critical aid must reach Gaza as winter looms
While a fragile ceasefire takes hold, people still face grave danger. Aid organizations are in a race against starvation and the approaching winter weather.
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The facts: The crisis in Sudan
Violence in Sudan has deepened humanitarian needs nationwide. Learn more about how the conflict is affecting people in the country.
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Rebuilding in Ukraine: Displaced communities on the path to recovery
Mercy Corps provides a continuum of support to Ukrainian families and small businesses by meeting urgent and ongoing needs.
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“I always wish I could do more”: One Gaza aid worker’s story
A Mercy Corps team member in Gaza reflects on holding grief and hope together while delivering relief to those who need it most.
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Sowing hope in Syria: Digital cash supports farmers to rebuild livelihoods
Restoring farmers’ livelihoods revitalize local economies. Their harvests nourish families, fuel markets, and help communities return and rebuild across Syria.
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Bearing witness in a year of upheaval: Top 10 photos of 2025
Mercy Corps Director of Global Photography shares the stories behind the photos highlighting our work around the world.
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From the press room

January 24, 2026
An Unlikely Source of Crypto Innovation: Afghanistan
The Taliban government is suspicious of the internet. But a start-up in the country is building blockchain-based tools to transform humanitarian aid.
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February 03, 2026
Sudan: Urgent Support to Communities ‘Still on the Margins’ Remains Critical as Access Shifts in South Kordofan
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December 15, 2025
Left in the Cold: Ukraine’s Agricultural Losses Mount as Farmers Face Drone Attacks and Power Losses
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Mercy Corps is a global team of humanitarians working together on the front lines of crisis, disaster, poverty, and climate change to create a world where everyone can prosper. Beyond delivering aid to meet urgent needs, we develop long-term solutions to make lasting change possible.

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What we do

In over 35 countries, we work with local changemakers, global innovators, and people most affected by crises to help fragile communities break the cycle of poverty, rebuild after disaster, and forge new paths to prosperity in the face of injustice, instability, and climate change.

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