Updates on our work
The latest updates from our work with children in Jordan and Lebanon, and the work and achievements of our volunteers, fundraisers and generous donors here in the UK.
Food Aid: Battling food insecurity among Palestinian refugees in Lebanon
In Lebanon, a staggering 95% of Palestinian refugees who have fled Syria find themselves grappling with food insecurity. Food insecurity remains a pervasive issue within Palestinian refugee camps, casting a…
Back to School: Nurturing education in Lebanon, Jordan
As we approach the end of summer, the excitement of returning to school is palpable across nations. In Lebanon and Jordan, this enthusiasm is tinged with the challenges students face…
Empowering Dreams: UKC4C’s education aid initiatives
In regions marred by conflict and upheaval, access to education often becomes a distant dream for many children. However, in Lebanon and Jordan, the UKC4C is working relentlessly to turn…
Making a difference: The refugee relief programme
In today’s interconnected world, the global refugee crisis remains a pressing issue that demands urgent attention. UKC4C’S Refugee Relief Programme aims to provide support, protection, and hope to those displaced…
Providing Medical Aid: A lifeline for those in need
Millions of people around the globe lack access to essential healthcare services
International Women’s Day: How do we support girls?
International Women’s Day is commemorated globally to bring attention to issues such as gender equality and violence and abuse against women. According to UNCHR, 50 per cent of refugees, internally…
Education for refugees: How can we support?
This week marks the United Nations International Day of Women and Girls in Science which is honoured globally to promote full and equal access to education for all. Education is…
What does 2023 look like for refugees?
Last year was a difficult year for refugees around the world. According to the United Nations, a hundred million people were forced to leave their homes in 2022. Those who…
Help refugees survive this winter
60% of refugees in Lebanon live in hazardous or overcrowded conditions.