Public donations have enabled Concern, through its partner @FondazioneCESVI , to provide vital supplies of clean water in #Gaza.
Thank you.
Public donations have enabled Concern, through its partner @FondazioneCESVI , to provide vital supplies of clean water in #Gaza.
Thank you.
US govt representatives visited families in drought stricken Turkana, #Kenya last week to see work they are funding & being done by Concern & partners.
Impressive impact β© reduced distances to water sources, better school attendance, safer pregnancies & healthier children. https://bit.ly/4slwSnh
Concern and @welthungerhilfe.bsky.social are working with communities near the frontline in #Ukraine to meet their humanitarian needs and help them rebuild their lives.
Learn more ‡οΈ
Four years of conflict have taken a huge psychological toll on the population of #Ukraine, especially children.
Concern supports vital psychosocial support for young and old.
View the trailer for our documentary βThe Children of Kharkivβ.
Watch the full film ‡οΈ
https://bit.ly/4kY9GcE
βYou go to bed not knowing if you get upβ -- the words of Vasyl who lives in Sumy, near the front line #Ukraine.
Concern, @welthungerhilfe.bsky.social & partners have produced a report on how communities deal with daily uncertainty as the conflict enters its fifth year ‡οΈ
https://bit.ly/4qPyFQA
We welcomed @nealerichmond.bsky.social to see our #Hanaano programme in Dollo Ado, #Ethiopia yesterday.
Funded by @irishaid.bsky.social we are working to tackle child wasting in a region straddling the Ethiopia/Kenya/Somalia border.
Learn more βΆοΈ bit.ly/4kLcjOL
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#Nutrition #FoodSecurity #EndMalnutrition #EUBudget #RightToFood
The humble mango can be a game changer for small farmers like Abdi Kiyo in #TanaRiver #Kenya.
Read how work by the Kerry Group and Concern is bearing fruit and changing lives ππ₯
https://bit.ly/4az0kPD
Hostilities and humanitarian needs are increasing during the worst winter in more than a decade in #Ukraine.
Hereβs what you need to know about the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine as it enters its fifth year. ‡οΈ
https://bit.ly/4kvGaKM
Climate change is one of the major drivers of extreme poverty in the world today.
This funding from Irish Aid will help Concern's work with communities bearing the brunt of #climatechange ‡οΈ
bit.ly/4abs79S
@nealerichmond.bsky.social
Binta Feriahmed (35), drawing water in Dollo Bay Wordea, in the Somali region of Ethiopia. The October to December rainy season was exceptionally poor in the Horn of Africa, with some areas receiving less than 30 percent of average rainfall. Photo: Adnan Ahmed/Concern Worldwide
βSuccessive failed rains, combined with extreme temperatures have led to severe water shortages, crop failure, food shortages, rising malnutrition rates & livestock deaths across large regions of the Horn of Africaβ -- Concern's Amina Abdulla.
Learn how we are responding ‡οΈ
https://bit.ly/4aqan9I
Gaza still needs our attention.
Hunger levels are dire & entry of aid is precarious & unpredictable. Harsh winter conditions have made things even worse.
We're responding through our partners Cesvi, providing water & sanitation facilities.
Please support our appeal β¬
https://bit.ly/4r8iUVF
Amazing results can be achieved when the expertise of a large company and the experience of an international humanitarian organisation come together.
Thatβs what happened when Kerry and Concern Worldwide partnered with the local community in Tana River #Kenya. #WeAreKerry π½οΈ ‡οΈ
International aid cuts could lead to more than 22 million avoidable deaths by 2030, including 5.4 million children under-five, according to new research.
Learn more about the findings π
https://bit.ly/4tkCksc
βDo as much as you can, as well as you can, for as many as you can, for as long as you canβ β Fr Aengus Finucane, one of Concernβs early leaders.
Over the last six decades, Concern and its supporters have worked to meet that challenge.
Here's a timeline of our story ‡οΈ
https://bit.ly/3ZGxZ4N
A writer to @irishtimes.com this week argued it was time for Ireland to grow up & give something back to the world.
Concernβs Dominic MacSorley responds, noting that Ireland is one of the few countries that has increased international aid, giving back where it matters most. β©https://bit.ly/3ZFriQq
βThe airstrikes & shelling started, & people fled just to save their lives and families. We moved from one village to another along the way until we finally ended up here.β
This is Samiraβs story.
She is one of over 16M people in #Syria who need humanitarian support. ‡οΈ
https://bit.ly/3NzNdWJ
Farmers in #Malawi are growing bananas, both as sources of food and income, and to build their resilience against the adverse effects of climate shocks, such as droughts and heavy rain.
Supported by @zcralliance.bsky.social
Read on β¬οΈ
https://zcralliance.org/blogs/growing-resilience-in-malawi/
βFamine is not just a tragedy, itβs a choice β one the world makes when we do not act on time.β
What is #famine? What causes it, and how it is defined?
Watch the latest instalment in our YouTube explainer series β¬οΈ
https://youtu.be/9FH3QfW4M3U?si=zdklY5e3QZlxCNVm
1,000 days of conflict in #Sudan are summed up in 80 seconds in this UN OCHA video.
Concern's team are on the ground responding in very difficult circumstances.
Please support our work β© bit.ly/4s0UQFb
#DontForgetSudan
π° Imagine walking 40 km for water.
Children, families, and entire communities face this every day in Chad.
Together with the EU, @concernworldwide.bsky.social is making safe water possible through new water points, hygiene kits, and local training.
Read more: www.alliance2015.org/going-the-di...
Ireland must continue to bring international attention to the #Sudan crisis, Concern CEO Dominic Crowley tells the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Foreign Affairs and Trade today.
Despite the funding and access challenges in #Sudan Concern is reaching those in need, CEO Dominic Crowley tells the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Foreign Affairs and Trade today.
Concern CEO Dominic Crowley highlights to the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Foreign Affairs and Trade today how humanitarian access is being hindered in #Sudan.
Concern CEO Dominic Crowley addressing the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Foreign Affairs and Trade today on the shortfall in international funding for the humanitarian response in Sudan.
Concern CEO Dominic Crowley addressing the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Foreign Affairs and Trade today on Sudan.
Concern CEO Dominic Crowley addressing the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Foreign Affairs and Trade today on #Sudan.
Minister of State for International Development and Diaspora Neale Richmond (centre) with (from left) SeΓ‘n Farrell (TrΓ³caire), Deirdre Garvey (Irish Red Cross), Dominic Crowley (Concern Worldwide) and Nicole McHugh (Irish Aid Humanitarian Director) at today's announcement of funding for humanitarian work in Ukraine.
Concern welcomes todayβs announcement of an additional β¬1M from Irish Aid for our work in #Ukraine.
Our CEO Dominic Crowley said: "We are reaching vulnerable families through cash assistance via community based groups, enabling them to meet the most urgent needs."
Full release ‡οΈ
bit.ly/49rJt0o
βThe people of #Sudan are heading into a third year of what has become the worldβs largest humanitarian crisis, affecting every sector, from health & nutrition to water, education and protection."
From a letter by Concernβs Amina Abdulla ‡οΈ
https://bit.ly/49ClLPf
Floods are becoming an annual occurrence in #Pakistan, made worse by #climatechange.
In 2022, floods devastated the country, affecting 33 million people. Heat waves & droughts are also becoming more regular & severe.
π₯ Concern's Mubashir Ahmed explains how Concern is supporting communities.