It’s Hard to Rebuild Your Life When You’re Hungry.
This holiday season help deliver hope to urban refugee families. Learn more
An improbable reunion
Six years ago, Jonathan thought his wife had been killed in the Congo. Today, they're reunited. Watch the incredible story here Learn more
Bol and Kuach were orphaned brothers from Sudan
RefugePoint cared for the boys and reunited them with their grandmother. Last October, the boys saw their grandmother for the first time in years at a reunion in San Diego. Learn more
Refugee orphans reunion
Many refugees flee camps for urban areas, where they fall off the humanitarian radar. These children didn't have anyone to care for them. Learn more
This woman and her child fled persecution…
...only to be attacked in a refugee camp. Mapendo helped to get them out of danger, to rebuild their lives anew. Learn more
Updates
RefugePoint addresses East Africa famine on “The Bill Good Show”
Vancouver-based radio station CKNW interviews RefugePoint about the current famine in East Africa and how people can help. To hear the interview with Executive Director Sasha Chanoff and field-based Protection Officer Megan DaPisa, listen here.
New York Times Magazine features RefugePoint’s live-saving urban food program
A protracted famine in Somalia continues to displace hundreds of thousands of people from their homeland. Hungry and desperate, Somalis appeal for help from humanitarian organizations in refugee camps and urban cities throughout the horn of Africa. At RefugePoint’s urban care clinic in Nairobi, our social workers report seeing an increased number of Somalis among [...]
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