Mercy Corps applauds Congressional leadership for providing more than $5 billion in additional humanitarian and food security assistance to respond to rapidly multiplying needs and rising global food ...

Many are arriving in Herat, the main returnee hub, where overcrowded border facilities and transit centers are unable to keep pace. The spike in returnees threatens to overwhelm public infrastructure ...

The Brief highlights the growing needs for refugees across the region as well as the increased financial and humanitarian pressure on host governments that threaten the viability and success of some ...

In 2024, 122 million people worldwide were forcibly displaced, representing 1.5% of the global population, double from a decade earlier. Displacement is a long-term reality that implies no stable ...

Across the globe, fathers are working day and night to ensure their families are safe, fed, and happy. Many challenges, like poverty, economic hardship, and disaster, make it even harder. When you ...

Displaced, forced to flee, uprooted from all they had known. From Palestine to Ukraine and Myanmar to Sudan, more than 122.1 million people across the globe have been forced from their homes —the ...

To meet today’s global challenges, it is essential to maintain the longstanding bipartisan support for US global leadership to address both global emergency needs and support longer-term, durable ...

When you accept the challenge and become our next Partner In Possibility, your renewed support helps equip our teams so they can respond to humanitarian crises in 46+ countries around the world. Plus, ...

At Mercy Corps, we understand that a safer, more prosperous tomorrow depends on what we do today. Your generous year-end gift today helps us deliver critical aid when and where it’s needed most.