Leaving home is never easy. For millions fleeing Sudan, it was their only choice. What they carry with them is more than belongings — it’s hope for safety, and the strength to start again.

In Sudan’s Darfur and Kordofan regions, the humanitarian crisis is intensifying at an alarming pace. Escalating violence is driving thousands of families from their homes as conditions on the ground deteriorate rapidly. ℹ️ Learn more: www.unhcr.org/news/briefin...

When a missile hit Natalia’s home in Ukraine, her family was fast asleep. They barely survived, but their house was destroyed, and the winter cold quickly set in. Thousands of families like Natalia’s are struggling to rebuild. Your donation can help. bit.ly/3PMH5J6

After fleeing war in Sudan, thousands of refugee families are now facing a new danger in Chad: hunger. Children are especially affected. These are just few of the faces behind numbers. Please, donate today if you can: unh.cr/6448ccc04

Millions of refugees face the harshest winter yet—with far less help. Families in Syria, Afghanistan, Ukraine & beyond are bracing for sub-zero cold without basics like blankets, shelter or heating. Support is running out.

"These are people in desperate need." UNHCR Deputy High Commissioner @kellytclements.unhcr.org appeals for greater international support for people escaping violence in Sudan's Darfur region. @apnews.com apnews.com/video/un-off...

A boat carrying up to 70 Rohingya refugees has capsized off the coast of Malaysia and Thailand. At least 21 people—two of them teenage girls—are confirmed dead. 13 survived. Dozens remain missing. This is yet another avoidable tragedy at sea. www.unhcr.org/asia/news/pr...

Refugees’ firsthand experience and knowledge are key to both addressing global displacement challenges and creating opportunities. UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador Mary Maker shared this message of hope with UNA-NCA members and supporters.

🚨 Afghanistan has been hit by another powerful earthquake. The new quake struck just two months after the previous deadly one. Please, donate today if you can and be a lifeline for families in crisis. unh.cr/ytA4Jp

Six months ago, UNHCR's Omer Elnaiem thought the worst had passed. It didn’t. His message today: don’t forget about Sudan.

#HurricaneMelissa has devastated the Caribbean, causing severe flooding and destruction in Jamaica, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Cuba and beyond. We're providing emergency relief items, but we need support to reach more people. Donate: bit.ly/4oQQmyF

Amid relentless Russian attacks, Ukrainian families face another brutal winter. UNHCR will provide assistance to help the most vulnerable people in frontline regions get through the cold season. bit.ly/3PMH5J6

After escaping brutal fighting, families in Sudan are now running out of time. Children are hungry, parents are desperate, and communities are cut off from aid. They need protection, safety and humanitarian access. Now, not later.

After years of exile, Syrians are returning home — the largest movement back in years. But many are coming home to destroyed houses and shattered lives. Hope is rising, but more support is needed. Let’s make sure hope doesn’t fade. unh.cr/65eb19aa0

Humanitarian workers must be allowed to reach people in urgent need across Sudan. Civilians must never be targeted. Aid convoys must never be blocked. Respect for international humanitarian law is an obligation, not an option.

Brutal violence in El Fasher, Sudan, has forced thousands of people to flee, leaving many trapped and facing serious protection risks. Reports of executions and sexual violence are growing. Civilians must never be a target. International humanitarian law must be respected-now.

Hurricane Melissa has devastated communities across the Caribbean, including Jamaica, Cuba, Haiti, the Dominican Republic and beyond bringing flooding, storm surge and winds. We've distributed relief items to families in the Dominican Republic and stand ready to assist further.

“We thought there would be enough food.” Refugees in Kakuma are safe, but hunger still follows them. UNHCR works with @wfp.org to help families access food and school meals so children can learn, grow and hold on to hope.

🎓 "When you educate a refugee woman, you don’t just transform one life — you uplift entire communities." UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador Mary Maker shares the power of higher education for refugee women and girls, and how everyone can get involved. www.moretoherstory.com/stories/im-a...

🚨 Escalating violence in Sudan’s El Fasher forces thousands to flee. Civilians are escaping brutal violence, fear and hunger after 500 days under siege. www.unhcr.org/news/briefin...

It’s been over two years since the war broke out in Sudan and created one of the worst humanitarian and displacement crises in the world. The needs are as urgent today as ever. The world must #KeepEyesOnSudan.

In Syria, humanitarian aid provides life-saving support and solutions for millions returning home and helps build a more secure region after a decade of war. UNHCR Deputy High Commissioner @kellytclements.unhcr.org explains in Real Clear World. bit.ly/48KiKO2

🚨 Sudan is facing one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises. Four UN agencies are calling for urgent international action. Over 30 million people need help. The world cannot look away.

Millions of Syrians have returned home. ⬇️ Here’s what you need to know. unh.cr/65eb19aa0

Why does Syria's renewal matter for the United States? UNHCR Deputy High Commissioner @kellytclements.unhcr.org explains in Real Clear World. bit.ly/48KiKO2

After years of conflict and displacement, Tumaini returned home to find nothing of the life she had left behind in eastern DR Congo. Now, she’s rebuilding her life with what little she has, hoping for one thing above all: peace. unh.cr/65cf83830

When people are forced to flee, we protect them. We asked five humanitarians how their frontline experiences shape UNHCR’s life-saving mission. This is their response. bit.ly/4ncqqMu

"That’s what enables the frontline, life-saving work to happen.” Silper's career spans across 14 countries with an expertise in finance, logistics and operations. She reflects on why using our resources wisely really matters. bit.ly/4ncqqMu

"Once you’ve witnessed that kind of loss, that kind of courage, you carry it with you.” Kathryn shares how moments in refugee camps and conflict zones guide her work supporting people who have survived war and exile. www.unhcr.org/us/news/stor...

From Sudan to Yemen, families forced to flee are facing another life-threatening crisis: hunger. On #WorldFoodDay, we’re thinking of millions of people who are going to bed hungry or struggling to feed their children. bit.ly/3KUtsHR

That moment when you witness more than 160 Syrian refugees gathered at dawn in northern Lebanon, preparing to return to Syria.

On #DayOfTheGirl, meet Neriman and Lina. They are exploring the physics of the universe, creating cosmic ray detectors. The sisters' journey shows that access to education and opportunities can spark curiosity, open doors, and alter life trajectories. bit.ly/48pkigd

✨ Ahead of #DayOfTheGirl, be inspired by these refugee sisters in Salt Lake City. They are building cosmic ray detectors, proving that science is a space where anyone can belong. bit.ly/48pkigd

It’s not knitting. It’s healing. 🧶❤️‍🩹 These refugee women from the DR Congo, are working through the trauma of forced displacement stitch by stitch. On #WorldMentalHealthDay, learn more about the crisis they fled and the community they've built. www.unhcr.org/us/news/stor...

Do not forget about the Sahel. About 4 million people are now displaced across Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger and neighbouring countries. That’s 2/3 more than five years ago.

“Preparing for winter means helping families stay resilient. They have endured so much already." Ahead of winter, UNHCR will deliver critical assistance to help the most vulnerable people in Ukraine's frontline regions. www.unhcr.org/ua/en/news/s...

Violence flares again in northern Mozambique. In just one week, nearly 22,000 people were forced to flee as the eight-year conflict intensifies. UNHCR is deeply concerned by the rapid rise in displacement.

Humanitarian work is about people. First and always. Our colleagues around the world keep displaced communities at the heart of every decision, even in the most challenging contexts.

"We must do more." High Commissioner @filippograndi.unhcr.org’s powerful words on the plight of the Rohingya and what we must do to chart a new way forward. #UNGA

A single scholarship has the power to impact an entire community. At #Concordia25, UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador Mary Maker, USA for UNHCR's Suzanne Ehlers, philanthropist Jessica de Rothschild and journalist Ann Curry spoke about the value of education for refugee women & girls.

A world that protects refugees is a world that is safer, more stable and more just. UNHCR stands with those forced to flee—today, tomorrow and for as long as they need us. This is our promise.

Peace is what refugees need most — allowing them to return home, rebuild a brighter future, and live in safety and dignity. This #PeaceDay, we are inspired by Pastor Gatera's hopeful message. 🕊️

Faith-based organizations are important partners. Across the world, they create bridges, provide assistance and welcome refugees, and raise awareness about who refugees are and why they have fled. 1/2

New, deadly floods have displaced over 100,000 people in South Sudan. Survival hangs in the balance. Urgent support is needed to save lives: bit.ly/4n0j67x

Afghanistan: Thousands of Afghans are returning under adverse circumstances from Pakistan to earthquake-affected areas. More funding is needed to sustain lifesaving assistance for families facing overlapping crises. www.unhcr.org/news/briefin...

High Commissioner @filippograndi.unhcr.org has concluded a visit to Myanmar, where ongoing conflict has left millions displaced. He is calling for increased humanitarian access and funding for the country’s forgotten crisis.

📚 Souzan knows the power of education. Looking ahead, she dreams of a bright future for herself and her family as they rebuild their lives in Salt Lake City. Education is key to making it happen.

When refugees access quality education, our shared future grows brighter and stronger. Read High Commissioner @filippograndi.unhcr.org's foreword in this year’s education report: www.unhcr.org/media/unhcr-...

Bako is the teacher that every refugee student deserves. Great teachers, manageable class sizes and updated curriculums are all part of quality education. And every refugee should have access to it.

Fartoon's dream is to find the cure for cancer. Every day at school, she discovers the power of education to unlock her potential, pursue her goals and help build a brighter future for everyone in her Salt Lake City community.