
Five ways UNHCR supports refugee health and wellbeing
From clean water to mental health support, see how UNHCR is helping to save lives and keep refugees healthy.

If you’re thinking of signing up to the Leading Women’s Fund, consider also becoming one of 'The Founding 50'. You’ll have the chance to connect directly with female Syrian refugees in Jordan through UNHCR’s ground-breaking new app.
We’re asking LWF donors to give $3000 (or $250 a month) to the Fund, which is enough to support a female refugee and her family for a year. That’s her rent, utilities and food covered - enabling her to focus on maximising her own and her children’s potential and build a better life.
“Founding 50” donors will have the opportunity to use the Connecting Worlds app to swap texts and photos with refugee women and learn more about each other’s daily lives and experience. (Translators will solve the language problem, so you can type in your own language.)

From clean water to mental health support, see how UNHCR is helping to save lives and keep refugees healthy.

A Cameroonian village chief is among those honoured for outstanding courage and compassion for refugees.

These films explore how the loss of home impacts people forced to flee, encouraging empathy and deeper understanding.

The majority of funds raised by Australia for UNHCR are directed to UNHCR’s emergency operations, providing the ready funds and resources to respond quickly and effectively in situations of crisis and disaster.