In an exclusive interview, Robert Chelhod talks about the dramatic situation in Aleppo. Despite the war, AMU continues to support the Syrian population, remodeling its projects to deal with the emergency and guarantee essential aid.
A lucid and bitter analysis of the humanitarian crisis, but also the determination to move forward with aid
Lebanon: 200 people are currently hosted in Ain Aar, north of Beirut, 130 at the Mariapoli La Sorgente Center and 66 at IRAP
RISE (Response in Syria Emergency), the program with which AMU is alongside the populations affected by the earthquake in Syria and Turkey, is working at full speed in the city of Baniyas.
People fleeing the bombs that are devastating the south of the country are arriving in this predominantly Christian region and asking for hospitality.
Italian fashion company Brunello Cucinelli sent clothes and shoes to the Piccoli Sogni after-school program in Syria.
AMU is still in Ukraine with new projects to support the population
We provide healthcare to nearly four thousand internally displaced persons in the Ukrainian region
Interview with the director of Caritas Jordan, Wael Suleiman, on the situation in the Holy Land.
AMU’s concrete actions to restore hope and a future after the earthquake.
In Kamianets-Podilskyi, a center for children and young people traumatized by the war has been completely renovated.
Almost six months after the flood that hit Emilia Romagna, much has changed and much still needs to be done for a population that has suffered serious damage. Antonio, representative of APS Focolari Romagna, who is helping to manage an emergency that is not over yet, tells us.