After a crisis ends, many refugees and internally displaced people are simply left to fend for themselves. Aid money stops coming, food programs dry up. We are working to educate refugees, provide opportunities, and promote voluntary repatriation, in safety and dignity; when prevailing conditions change.

Many vulnerable populations around the world lack access or transportation to basic healthcare. We provide remote area healthcare programs and clinics that give these vulnerable populations access to basic healthcare, basic vision care, nutrition, water, sanitation, and hygiene care in their local village or area.

In much of the developing world, there are limited or no resources for domestic violence, trauma, or mental health issues. We work with local groups and leaders to provide clinical support and training to meet these needs and set up local support groups, interventions strategies, and safe alternatives to protect those who are vulnerable.