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The Rohingya Crisis

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Please help us to provide lifesaving therapeutic food to malnourished children in Cox's Bazar camp, Bangladesh.

Dominic MacSorley and Jerry Merx talking with Mary Robinson during her visit to Concern's programmes. Photo: Concern Worldwide.

Reflections on the Rwandan genocide

Concern CEO, Dominic MacSorley, led Concern's response to the tragedy that unfolded in Rwanda 25 years ago and shares his recollections of the devastating aftermath of the genocide.

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1.7 million people in Malawi and Mozambique are struggling to survive the aftermath of Cyclone Idai. Please give what you can.

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We work with the world's poorest people to transform their lives. Together with our amazing supporters, we are working for a world free from hunger and poverty. Find out more about us, the countries where we work and how you can help.

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World Malaria Day: Everything you need to know about the deadly disease

Apr 25 2019

Irish potato success in drought prone Ethiopia

Apr 23 2019

TV chef Donal Skehan shares heartbreak over cyclone devastation in Malawi

Apr 18 2019

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Deli, 3, holds the sweet potatoes that her mother, Monica has grown with the help of Concern's RAIN programme in Zambia. Photo taken by Gareth Bentley/Concern Worldwide.