Stories From Iraq

A New Chapter for Refugee Students in Egypt

Sudanese and Iraqi families that fled war face a new challenge in Egypt: paying for education. Tuition vouchers keep their children in school. »»

Iraqi refugees who have suffered kidnappings, beatings and worse discover ways to share stories, find support—and start to rebuild their lives. »»

Shelter offers rare security for an Iraqi refugee who fled to Lebanon and lost a son to kidnappers. »»

Leaving home brought new perils until refugees found haven with CRS and Caritas in Lebanon. »»

By bringing sides together, CRS helps groups in conflict break the cycle of war and poverty. »»

When families are fleeing for their lives, their babies and toddlers need special care. »»

'Thank God, We're in School' Iraqi refugee children are at risk of missing out on education. CRS makes sure they don't slip through the cracks. »»

Millions of Iraqis have been forced from their home country and now find themselves unable to work, go to school or get health care. »»

Vivian Manneh is a regional program manager for CRS in the Middle East. She reflects on the realities that refugees across the world face. »»

They escaped violence in Iraq. Now refugees in Lebanon and Syria are struggling to survive. »»