A call for ceasefire: Gaza crisis intensifies due to restrictions on humanitarian aid

The siege in Gaza must end to prevent continued civilian death, catastrophic hunger, and destruction in Palestine.

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A person walks near a large group of camels
December 17, 2018
How camel milk ATMs are strengthening lives in Kenya
We're working with Kenyans to improve the camel milk trade, from processing the milk to selling it in markets.
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Pak sahwil, 42, plows his fields. he is a rice farmer on lombok in eastern indonesia. photo: ezra millstein
November 19, 2018
Thank you for making a better world possible
This holiday season, we want to thank you for being a part of our global community. We're grateful for all the ways you've supported us in making change.
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Abdullah sits with his 7-year-old daughter nehan as she receives treatment for cholera at a mercy corps-supported health clinic in yemen. more than 1 million cholera cases have been reported since april 2017. photo: ezra millstein/mercy corps
November 09, 2018
In Yemen, one family’s fight against cholera
When Abdullah’s 7-year-old daughter Nehan fell ill with cholera, he brought her to a local Mercy Corps-supported health clinic. As one family fights this disease, millions of others in Yemen are suffering amidst a massive humanitarian crisis.
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Two women pictured smiling, holding papers
November 01, 2018
The ripple effect of clean water
We're working directly in communities to help address clean water access. Women like Noella are instrumental in contributing to our efforts.
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Editar wearing a purple shirt, smiling
October 29, 2018
Editar reclaims her power in Kenya
Editar has emerged as one of the leading voices for women in her community in Kibera, Nairobi, Kenya. She is dedicated to combating the toxic masculinity she says afflicts Kenyan society, and credits Mercy Corps' training for giving her the confidence to help empower other women.
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Ahmad in a classroom
October 26, 2018
I lost everything when my home was bombed. So I built a school for refugees.
Ahmad was a cattle farmer in Syria when war ended the only life he knew. So he resettled in Jordan—and did something radical.
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