UMR constructed a new water well for the residents of Garissa, Kenya, largely populated by Somali refugees. On February 20th, men, women, and children gathered to admire the new addition to their town.

The Better Together Coalition with combined contribution from UMR, IMANA, UHR, and Pure Hands completed the year with giving efforts to the response to the CA Wildfires.

Imagine waking up and your vision is cloudy and every day it gets worse until one day you can no longer see. Not your family, loved ones, not even the simple things like your home or the sun shine in the morning.

In Bangladesh, Rohingya refugees no longer have a place to call home. In Yemen, parents can not feed their starving children. In Palestine, displaced mothers are trying to keep their children warm and dry. In Lebanon and Jordan, Syrians are facing their eighth winter in exile

The Better Together Coalition consisting of UMR, Pure Hands, UHR, & IMR was formed to provide emergency aid to those affected by Hurricane Michael.

In Bangladesh, Rohingya refugees no longer have a place to call home. In Yemen, parents can not feed their starving children. In Palestine, displaced mothers are trying to keep their children warm and dry. In Lebanon and Jordan, Syrians are facing their eighth winter in exile

Pakistan WASH Absolute inequalities are greatest in countries with the largest spread between the richest and the poorest, such as […] Pakistan for hygiene.1 Despite the access of 91% to improved water sources, but 88% of the water supplied is unsafe.2 In addition, the majority of the 25 million people not using

Cambodia WASH Cambodia has the lowest rural sanitation coverage in the region. Sustainable water access remains a challenge, with high rates of inoperable water facilities. Rural access to both water and sanitation is further exacerbated by recurrent flooding.1 Some 3.9 million of those without access to safe drinking water in Cambodia are

Bangladesh WASH Bangladesh is one of the most densely populated countries in the world, with more than 1000 people per square kilometer.1 Three quarters of the population live in rural areas, where running water and sanitary latrines are often considered luxury items. As Bangladesh experiences one of the fastest urbanization rates in

Many children in the refugee camps of Jordan lack even the most basic school supplies. Parents, having limited funds are faced with a predicament - putting food on the table or supplying pencils to write with.