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    Children and families in Gaza urgently need food, safe water and medical supplies. The IRC is working with local partners to deliver immediate aid to those in desperate need. Help families in Gaza and conflict zones worldwide. All gifts matched for a limited time.

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    Refugee stories from around the world

    In their own words, people share when and why they had to flee—and what life is like now.

    El Salvador does not allow people like us: either you are a man or you are a woman. My dream upon arriving in the United States is to find a decent job, to have an income to help my parents.
    Fernanda poses for a photo wearing a striped shirt and carrying a purse
    At 27 years old, Fernanda Levin was forced to leave behind her parents, siblings and home simply so that she could safely be herself.
    Meet Fernanda
    It’s been so horrible, reading the news and wondering where family members are. All my relatives are in eastern Ukraine and I am afraid of what could happen to them.
    A close up of Anastasiia standing in a field wearing winter clothes
    Newly engaged and working amid the conflict and crisis at home, Ukrainian refugee Anastasiia is rebuilding her life in Poland.
    Meet Anastasiia
    My children motivate me to continue. I know that I do this not only for me, but for them, so that they do not have any problems when they grow up, so that they do not live or sleep in fear.
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    Natalia and her husband José traveled thousands of miles, sleeping rough on the streets, determined to reach a safe place to raise their children.
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