Wattan was born with a rare genetic disorder that has affected the development of her body. Thanks to your support, our partner - the Princess Basma Centre in Jerusalem - is providing Wattan with care and therapy she needs.

Khadija fears the coming winter: ‘We desperately need blankets and mattresses.’ Life in the Syrian refugee camps in the Bekaa Valley, Lebanon, is becoming increasingly unbearable.

Through our partner Refuge Egypt, we are helping people like Samir, who’ve lost everything because of war.

Mariya was four years old when she was struck in the head by shrapnel. Five years on, she is still recovering from the trauma.

The crippling economic crisis in Lebanon is having a devastating effect on many families, but particularly refugees. MERATH’s winter relief programme, supported by Embrace, is a lifeline for many, like Nour and her family.

A unique project run by Embrace partner Musalaha brings Palestinian and Israeli women together to promote dialogue and understanding.

Farida, like many women in rural Egyptian communities, grew up without education and struggled against inequality. The Life School project, which provides literacy, arithmetic and vocational classes, helped her overcome these barriers.

After years of terror and economic crisis, some Christians are beginning to return to northern Iraq. Find out how a small loan has helped Dunia launch a tasty enterprise.

Sahar’s diabetes reached crisis point. Without the medical care of our partner’s Caritas Jerusalem, she risked losing her foot to infection.