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World Refugee Day 2020: ‘Everyone Can Make a Difference, Every Action Counts.’
Today we would like you to meet our everyday heroes: refugees and Rwandans who are doing their bit together on the pandemic’s front lines.
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2020 World Refugee Day Statement by UN High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi
Everyone Can Make a Difference, Every Action Counts.
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Rwanda, a Home Away from Home: Families Open Doors to Refugee Children
Every child needs to be cared for in a family.
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2020 World Refugee Day Statement by UNHCR Representative in Rwanda Ahmed Baba Fall
1 per cent of humanity displaced: UNHCR Global Trends report
The rights and health of refugees, migrants and stateless must be protected in COVID-19 response
Urgent Appeal for Coronavirus (COVID-19)
COVID-19 is a situation unlike anything we’ve faced before – and it threatens refugees.
Around the clock, UNHCR is delivering lifesaving supplies and support to refugees and displaced people in countries like Bangladesh and Syria.
But we can’t tackle this pandemic alone.
Thank you for being the best of humanity by donating TODAY.
$800
supports the construction of a water and sanitation facility, including communal latrines and toilets, for one classroom in a school
$100
could support the construction of one tube well to provide clean water to refugees
$15
costs to provide a person of concern with primary healthcare services
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Economic Inclusion of Refugees
Refugees are people with marketable skills and assets, who have a strong motivation to build their own livelihoods.
Education Above All in Rwanda - GETTING IT RIGHT - ORYX Magazine (Page 30-36)
The Education Above All Foundation and its partner, UNHCR – the UN Refugee Agency, are ensuring children from both refugee and host communities in Rwanda realise their right to education.