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Help us empower young women and girls worldwide

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A gift of €71 means an adolescent girl in Syria could attend our non-formal education programme for a month, gain basic literacy and numeracy skills, learn self-confidence and build self-esteem

Women of Concern supports Concern’s work to tackle inequalities in 26 of the world’s poorest countries.

Climate change impacts are worsening inequalities felt by many communities in extreme poverty.  Many millions of women and girls will be pushed into poverty as a direct result of these impacts.

Concern is already supporting communities to adapt to and build resilience to a changing climate.

Thank you sincerely for donating today.

Please do now put your name on your raffle card to ensure you can be entered into the draw and be in with a chance to win one of the wonderful prizes generously donated today. 

Support women like Nyacanya

Nyacanya Chatiem with her grandchild Liakuoth
Nyacanya Chatiem with her grandchild Liakuoth at Kuach PHCC Nutrition clinic in Guit County, South Sudan receiving treatment. Photo: Jon Hozier-Byrne / Concern Worldwide.

Nyacanya Chatiem livelihood has been devastated by the recent floods in South Sudan. Since the floods started, she has lost all her cattle and harvest. 

Nyacanya says, "If not for Concern, so many lives would have been lost to diseases and malnutrition.”

By supporting Concern through today’s raffle, you are choosing to empower the poorest and most vulnerable women and girls and helping to transform lives. 

You are helping families like Nyacanya's to build resilience to future floods and climate impacts. 

Your donation will support Concern’s work across 26 countries and the huge diversity of programmes we deliver which place equality at their core. 

Thank you so much for your support today. 

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Our impact in 2023

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15.5 M

people reached through our emergency response

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9 M

people reached through our health interventions

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2.3 M

people reached through our livelihoods programmes

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