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Nana Balki Abdou holds her newborn son Asmau Mauzu. Nana was chosen by her community in Niger to be a leader mother in her local mother care group. Mercy Corps trains leader mothers on proper healthcare and nutrition so they can teach other mothers in their communities how to build healthy, happy families. Photo: Sean Sheridan for Mercy Corps
This month we’re giving cash to families devastated by the #NepalEarthquake, like these women from the mountainous village of Ghortali in the hard-hit Sindhupalchowk district. Cash helps disaster-struck families buy the things they need most to recover.
People who escape the war in Syria leave nearly-empty handed and now have few options to support themselves. We provide refugees in Jordan with essentials like food, cooking utensils and clothing to help them build — and maintain — their new lives.
Photo of the day: Mais, 5, holds her 4-month-old sister, Hala, one of more than 3,000 babies born in Jordan’s Zaatari Refugee Camp. Mercy Corps distributes essential supplies, including diapers, bottles and blankets, to help refugee families who have very few resources meet their day-to-day needs. #potd Photo: Sumaya Agha for Mercy Corps
Subba Karki's small — and nearly empty — vegetable shop is one of few buildings still standing after the April 25 earthquake rocked his small hillside community in Nepal. He is devastated by the damage — but determined to move forward. We're distributing cash so the hardest-hit families and businesses can rebuild, giving entire communities like Subba's the boost they need to begin long-term recovery.
Women in Nigeria make up the largest share of poor, unemployed and marginalized people in the country. But we – and Abasiya – don’t believe it has to be that way. We’re helping her and other young women finish school, start businesses & transform their lives.
Surbi Maharjan and her young daughter Anju were separated during the initial earthquake in Nepal. She cried, running back to the house, where she found her daughter and the rest of her family — rattled, but safe. They are one of many families our team in Nepal has reached with emergency supplies since the April 25 quake.
These 2 adorable smiles come to you from a tree nursery in Ethiopia, where we're working to combat deforestation. #potd #photooftheday
These students at a Portland, Oregon high school banded together to raise money to help #Nepal. Thanks to them, more families will receive the emergency supplies they need to survive and begin to recover. We are moved and touched by their generous contribution to our work.
Before we met 7-year-old Khalid, he rarely left his family's caravan in Zaatari refugee camp. His family didn't think he could attend school because of his disability — muscular dystrophy. But through our inclusive education program for Syrian refugee children, Khalid is receiving the mental and physical support he needs to receive formal education. Today, he's the top student in his first-grade class.
Good news! Liberia was declared #Ebola-free over the weekend. Malike (on the right), who lost 19 family members to the outbreak, is one of the many survivors that we're helping to stay vigilant, rebuild their livelihoods and move forward.
Boys carry the emergency kits we distributed in their small village of Kavresthali, on the outskirts of Kathmandu. It is one of several villages we've reached in #Nepal that had not yet received any assistance after the April 25 earthquake. Because we are procuring some supplies locally, we were able to provide sleeping mats that the villagers requested, in addition to food, clothing, and water purification supplies.
When the #NepalEarthquake hit, Nishul had to rescue his wife Roshni and son Yunish from the rubble of their destroyed home. After they were safe, he quickly rushed to help four of his neighbors who were also buried by debris. "The woman keeps thanking me. In that moment, I feel like a haven't lost anything," he says. The family is now living under a tarp provided in the emergency supply kit we distributed.
People continue to clear rubble in Kathmandu and our teams report that rows and rows of shops in are shuttered. People are now looking towards long-term recovery. Our team continues to deliver supplies to those in need. #Nepal #NepalEarthquake
Our Nepal Country Director Sanjay Karki helps load emergency supplies like tarps, water purification tools, clothing, blankets and cooking utensils onto trucks. We were one of the first organizations to reach survivors in remote villages by helicopter yesterday. With more than 100 mostly Nepalese staff on the ground, we have one of the largest teams responding to the earthquake. #Nepal #NepalEarthquake
Rabina Sijapati, 21, received an emergency supply kit from our team when they visited her small village of Chapagaon this week. The supplies will help her and her family survive the immediate days after the disaster. #NepalEarthquake #Nepal
38 people are sleeping in a tent put up by Mercy Corps staff outside our office in Kathmandu, including Yashoda and her three year-old son Amir. Our team is distributing supplies and working hard to reach remote areas that need assistance. #Nepal #nepalearthquake