Tag: Refugees
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TRAID Received April Funds & Update
Trauma Rescue Aid continues serving Sudanese refugee families in Uganda, thanks to the generous support of our global community of care. Learn the latest in this update from the team leader.
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Faith, Forgiveness, & Peacebuilding in Lebanon, 5/14 @ 9 am ET
You are invited to this month’s Christian Peacebuilding Network meeting where Ramy Taleb, founder of Al Shabiba Risala (ASR), a grassroots movement equipping young people across Lebanon to become peacebuilders in the midst of ongoing fragility and division, will share about his peacebuilding journey.
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TRAID’s 2025 Report
Trauma Rescue Aid is a Sudanese-refugee-led, grassroots organization serving the physical & mental health needs of the Sudanese refugee community in Uganda. This is a report on our 2025 activities.
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Facing Starvation in Sudan
Half of Sudan’s population face acute hunger. Because very few of us can imagine how dire the situation is, I cross-post Unreported World’s documentary from the frontline of today’s hunger crisis in the Nuba Mountains.
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Mutual Aid for Sudan
Sara from BSonBlast is a Sudanese American using social media this December to raise funds for Sudanese families enduring the worst humanitarian crisis ever recorded. Each day Sara highlights another family. “There are just so many families in need… people don’t realize how bad things are, how desperate families are for help and for safety.”
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International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People
The International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People is marked annually on the 29th of November. This year, amidst utter destruction, the world’s gaze is on Gaza, where mothers are too hungry to breastfeed, and aid trucks can scarcely deliver. Cross-post from Vatican News.
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Trauma Rescue Aid works to restore lives after surviving the horrors of the war in Sudan
At Trauma Rescue Aid (TRAID), our core humanitarian mission is trauma recovery and peacebuilding, enabling survivors of the war in Sudan to recover, reconcile, and rebuild their lives.
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