The people of Iraq, IKR, and the Middle East Region have endured decades of hardship—war, displacement, violent extremism, economic instability, environmental disruption, and deep social injustice. Women and girls face violence daily. Minorities are marginalized. Youth grow up in the shadow of conflict. And yet, despite it all, these communities continue to rise—resilient, courageous, and determined to build a future grounded in dignity and peace.

We’ve seen real progress. Local partnerships, especially with women-led organizations, are delivering life-saving services: shelter, legal aid, education, psychosocial support, and protection from violence and exploitation. These programs are not just support—they are survival.

But this progress is at risk.

If humanitarian aid is withdrawn now, the consequences will be devastating. Vulnerable people will be left without protection. Survivors will lose critical services. Children will be pushed toward child labor, early marriage, or recruitment by armed groups. The fragile stability we’ve helped nurture could quickly unravel.

We must not let that happen.

This is a pivotal moment. Continued support is not only morally right—it is strategic, cost-effective, and essential for regional peace. By standing with the region, we invest in long-term resilience, equity, and hope.

Let us act—decisively and together.

The future depends on it.

We Could Not Do It Without You, We Would Not Be Here Without You

We extend our heartfelt thanks and deepest appreciation to all our partners and donors, whose unwavering support and shared commitment make our mission possible. Your collaboration, generosity, and trust empower us to reach farther, serve better, and create lasting impact.

To the communities we are honored to serve, thank you for welcoming us into your lives and allowing us to walk alongside you. Your strength, resilience, and hope inspire everything we do.

Together—with our partners, donors, and the communities we serve—we are building a future rooted in dignity, compassion, and shared humanity.

For this journey and all who make it possible, we are truly grateful.