
An earthquake, a volcano eruption, and a storm
Mount Semeru, a volcano in Indonesia, erupted in early December, spewing a layer of ashes and lava.
Mount Semeru, a volcano in Indonesia, erupted in early December, spewing a layer of ashes and lava.
Global displacement recently reached a staggering 82.4 million. This is more than ever in recorded history.
A Haiti Earthquake of 7.2 magnitude earthquake that struck Saturday morning left people reeling from the destruction.
Within the week, Palestinian’s launched almost 2,000 rockets into Israel. In retaliation, Israel carried out air and ground strikes in Gaza.
The IC program provides aid following natural disasters, conflict, or other catastrophes. We desire offer hope after crisis.
As one of South America’s richest countries Venezuela attracted people from all over the world because of its wealth and opportunities.
India is facing one of the greatest crises in its history. A severe spike in COVID-19 cases is overwhelming hospitals and spreading rapidly.
In the past year, CAM’s International Crisis program continued to reach out to poverty-stricken people reeling in the wake of disasters.
Two hurricanes devastated Central America less than two weeks apart in Nov. The heavy rain and strong winds caused wind damage and flooding.
On March 22, a massive fire broke out in the Rohingya refugee camp in Bangladesh, destroying more than 10,000 shelters.
Nicaragua continues its recovery after twin hurricanes Eta and Iota struck. Thousands of people are still reeling from their losses.
“I was displaced from my city and my family was in dire need of food,” shared Fariha. “We live in a difficult condition due to the war,”
Conflicts in Armenia and Azerbaijan, Ivory Coast, and Ethiopia have brought a surge of refugees seeking safety for their families.
Normal life is only a distant memory for millions of Syrian refugees. The nine-year civil war shattered their lives and ruined homes.
Thousands of people are caught in the crossfire as fighting erupts between Armenia and Azerbaijan, two former Soviet Union republics.