readiness | response | restoration
Image: Reuters Chris Huby via La Pictorium
readiness | response | restoration
CURRENTLY ACTIVE CRN PROJECTS
ukraine war support
CRN partners in Ukraine are supporting the Internally Displaced people with basic daily supplies. Read more about this response by clicking on the image above.
Earthquake Syria & Turkiye
On 6 February 2023 a devastating earthquake hit the region leading to a combined deathtoll of over 45,000. CRN is supporting the restoration efforts through our partners in Syria. Follow the updates on our social media.
South Sudanese refugees in Uganda
The disproportional amount of orphans and unaccompanied minors in Rhino Refugee Camp is of great concern to our partners living in the camp. CRN is supporting their sustainable efforts to provide educational and medical care to these children.
Gaza
CRN partners with Shepherd Society who has a presence in Gaza where they provide medical support, trauma counseling and basic food items to the communities affected by the violence. Donate directly through this link: https://shepherd-society.org/donations/gaza-donation/ or visit CRNs donate page
South African Family support project
South Africa has one of the highest rates of domestic violence in the world. CRN focuses on supporting affected families with re-integration, stabilization, and restoration.
Northern Mozambique
Over 10,000 people were displaced in June 2022 in Cabo Delgado Province, Mozambique. Read more how you can partner with CRN and grassroots partners to alleviate what is becoming known as the world's "invisible emergency".
WHERE ARE WE WORKING
Hover over a highlighted country to see the current crisis. Click on the country to read more.
OUR NETWORK PARTNERS
WHO ARE WE?
The Crisis Response Network is a Christian-based NGO that coordinates a network of partners for a strategic, compassionate and sustainable response before, during and after a crisis. The CRN is not a direct implementer of a response but, through partnerships and local responders, aims to alleviate the suffering of victims of a crisis.
