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For years, Khan Shaykhoun in southern Idlib was known around the world as a symbol of the Syrian war. Right here, Norwegian Church Aid has established a center for women and girls. Everyone we meet carries stories of war and displacement.

What if humanitarian organisations could help people before a disaster happens, not after?

When Ummi Suleiman went into labour in northeastern Nigeria, her newborn arrived motionless and silent. For a few terrifying moments, there was no sign of breathing. Health workers immediately stepped in. Using equipment and skills gained through the S...

Norwegian Church Aid is providing cash assistance to families affected by the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela on 24 June. Two powerful earthquakes, measuring 7.2 and 7.5 in magnitude, have triggered a major humanitarian crisis across the...

United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Dr. Barham Salih visited Norwegian Church Aid Ethiopia's humanitarian response projects in Jewi Refugee Camp on 21 June as part of his Ethiopia mission. There he witnessed how innovative economic inclusion...

For generations, practices like female genital mutilation and child marriage have shaped the lives of millions of girls in Ethiopia. Deeply rooted in tradition, social pressure, and misunderstanding, these practices have proven difficult to change.

Hunger in the world is increasing - due to conflict, climate change, and economic instability. NCA works to combat hunger, both in emergencies and through long-term development. Here you can read how.

Norwegian Church Aid (NCA), in partnership with the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF), has launched a new EU-funded humanitarian initiative that aims to improve access to sexual and reproductive health (SRH) information and services fo...

In Kapuri, Juba, a single step toward support can turn deep pain into renewed strength—and open the door to a new beginning.

For a 32-year-old Gabow Ali Adan, water used to decide how each day would begin. A mother of six, Gabow lives with her family in a makeshift shelter in Qurac Bilash village, Beled Hawa District area, after fleeing from Hudur/Xuddur in southwestern Soma...

What do clean water, menstrual pads, and coffee plants have in common? Here in South Ari, Ethiopia, they are elements that together contribute to better living conditions for the residents.

At 65 years old, Abdulhalim Issa has endured years of uncertainty, loss, and displacement. Living in Taybit Al Imam village in Rural Hama, his life was turned upside down by conflict. Repeated waves of bombings and shelling forced him and his family to...