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The middle east
Imdad Relief has assisted several countries in the Middle East, including Lebanon, Gaza, and Yemen. In these countries, people and societies are living in extreme poverty and facing hunger and harsh living conditions - especially people living in refugee camps.
Imdad Relief has several ongoing pr...
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Africa
Imdad Relief Foundation has worked in several African countries, including Somalia, Kenya, Nigeria, and The Gambia. These countries are still experiencing natural disasters and famine, and many villages are located in isolated areas without the necessary tools and resources to survive.
Drought i...
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Bangladesh
Bangladesh is a country with a population of 161.4 million. Many more live in the country as refugees. In Bangladesh, we find the largest refugee camp in the world, and the country often experiences landslides, floods, and disease outbreaks. This is one of the world's most densely populated coun...
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The Gambia
The Gambia is a country where almost 60% of the population live below the poverty line. Despite being geographically the smallest country in Africa, the Gambia is home to over 2 million people.
Although the government has taken steps to improve the economic situation and the education system, th...
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Yemen
Every fifth child in Yemen is malnourished.
The need for emergency aid in Yemen is urgent.
Yemen is a country with a population of 50.5 million inhabitants. Over 24 million of these people live daily in need, and access to clean water is limited. More than 9.58 million children do not have acces...
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Pakistan
Pakistan has a population of 202.2 million, and many of these live in poor areas. These areas are often isolated, and national measures and interventions thus do not reach them.
Pakistan experiences recurring disasters such as landslides and floods, and the inequality between the richest and poo...
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Gaza
An ongoing humanitarian crisis
The Gaza Strip is home to 67.3% of the Palestinian population, equivalent to 1.85 million people living in an extremely high-density area.
The unsustainable economic situation in Gaza has left many children in extreme poverty, without education, and with a need for...
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