Children in humanitarian crises
Terre des hommes aims to provide aid as quickly as possible to children and families affected by natural disasters and armed conflicts. Our’ successes in emergency situations are due to a multisectoral approach which includes protection and health. These measures are followed up by long-term development projects.
Where children need us most:
ROHINGYA CRISIS
In Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, Tdh delivers emergency health care and child protection in the refugee camps.
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SOUTH SUDAN
Wir stellen Familien, die vom internen Konflikt betroffen sind, lebensnotwendige Güter zur Verfügung und betreuen Kinder mit psychosozialen Aktivitäten.
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IRAQ
Our team implements activities to support the physical and mental wellbeing of children after the end of the conflict.
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NIGERIA
In the displaced people camps, we provide access to drinking water and care for children with severe malnutrition.
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REFUGEES IN KENYA
Tdh protects children fleeing from the conflict in Somalia from exploitation, violence and abuse.
REFUGEES IN GREECE
Terre des hommes supports young refugees and families, and facilitates their integration..
Humanitarian crises at Terre des hommes
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Documents en lien
Making an Impact for Children: Annual Report 2018
Thematic Policy - Child Protection in Humanitarian Crises
Courage no. 60 - Kenya: Breaking the law of silence
Courage no. 61 - South Sudan: urban farming to survive siege conditions
