jason kennedy

As the world eagerly awaits the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines, many developing countries are still facing huge challenges in dealing with the devastating impact of the virus.  

Life was hard for Syrian refugee and father of five Jasem* after he and his family arrived in Turkey in 2017. Through his participation in Concern’s Caregiver Engagement programme, he learnt how to influence his family in a positive way.

Launching Concern’s GHI 2020 WHO director calls for One Health approach linking people animals plants and environment to tackle rising hunger exacerbated by COVID-19

Today marks three years since the Rohingya people fled violence and persecution in Rakhine State in Myanmar. An estimated 730,000 refugees have crossed into Cox’s Bazar in Bangladesh to find safety and security. While the majority of Rohingya people wish to go return to their villages once safe to do so, there has been little progress in establishing a basis for their return.  

Find out how Concern’s Protection Team in Turkey helped a Syrian woman who suffered Gender-Based Violence look after her children and rebuild her life

As 2020 drew to a close, Concern’s dedicated teams were continuing their life-saving work preventing COVID-19 in some of the world’s poorest countries.  

Concern aims to provide relief support including safe water supplies and emergency kits to 45,000 people in Malawi following the devastating effects of Cyclone Idai.

More than 430 people have been killed with hundreds more missing across southern Africa due to one of the worst tropical cyclones on record.