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    Zilan and her friends learn by playing together at one of the community Centres in Sanliurfa province.
    Story
    17 May 2022

    How Concern is helping Syrian refugees access education for their children

    After eleven years of war in Syria, many refugees are still working to integrate into Turkish society and education. With EU funding, Concern is providing them with the support they need to secure quality education for their children.
    Amal Adbulahi
    Story
    6 May 2022

    How Concern is using EU funding to help vulnerable people in crises and build health resilience

    Earlier this year Salma began to show worrying symptoms. "She had diarrhoea, vomiting and a fever. She had these symptoms for two weeks and her weight decreased dramatically." Halima knew she had to do something and decided to seek treatment for Salma.
    Helen Kermun’s job is normally just to co-ordinate clinics but since she is a qualified health practioner, she can also able to help vaccinate people too. Gavin Douglas, Concern Worldwide.
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    16 March 2022

    How Concern and ECHO are boosting vaccination in Sierra Leone and Liberia

    This Friday’s once off public holiday marks the efforts of the general public, volunteers and all workers during the COVID-19 pandemic in Ireland. As we recognise the efforts of those who assisted the successful roll outs of vaccinations and boosters, other countries are still facing huge challenges.