Support refugee widows and orphans in Turkey and sub-Saharan Africa.
South Sudan Can’t Wait - Giving Tuesday 2025
They've Already Fled Everything. Now They Need You
South Sudanese refugees are the poorest people fleeing from the poorest country in the world. They've lost everything—homes, livelihoods, loved ones—and now survive in settlements with almost no resources. International aid has dried up. Without your help this December, our lifeline to these families disappears in 2026.
Your gift today funds our 2026 operations in Africa.
Grants fund projects. Your gifts keep us alive to DO those projects.
You can donate on our Giving Tuesday Page at the following link:
https://donorbox.org/south-sudan-can-t-wait-giving-tuesday-2025-840609
Our model of care
We rescue the most vulnerable refugee families by providing safe housing, food, educational support, and guidance on their path to self-sufficiency.
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Medical Homes for Refugee Children undergoing treatment 2018 -2025
Every year hundreds of refugee children with medical issues benefit from our safe and welcoming homes while they receive treatment in Turkey.
With the end of the Syrian Civil War, we closed our medical homes in March of 2025. We continue to provide translation services and aid to refugee children with cancer in Türkiye.
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Food Security for Refugee Families
Over 150 very needy refugee families in Turkey and Uganda receive regular food packages. These food boxes provide staples for a minimum of two weeks and are literally a life saver for refugee families struggling to rebuild their lives.
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Sponsership for Vulnerable Refugee Girls
Ninety refugee students in Turkey receive monthly financial aid.
These sponsorships provide financial aid to enable students to attend school and further their education, thereby empowering them to attain an improved quality of life.
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Smile Learning Center 2020- 2025
Together with a local Turkish charity we operate a learning center for Syrian children with cancer who have missed school for years.
They catch up on their studies in English, Arabic and art. There is also a playroom for toddlers and young children.
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