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Surviving Boko Haram
CRS helps survivors as generous, but strained, host communities cope with scarce resources and climate change.
Fleeing Boko Haram
It was November 2014, market day in Damasak, a trading town in the northeastern Nigerian state of Borno, and Moustapha Korimi was selling rice he had harvested from his farm.
Fleeing Boko Haram
Escaping Boko Haram Attacks in Nigeria
CRS and USAID serve displaced survivors and host communities in safer but now more crowded regions.
Hosting Survivors of Boko Haram in Niger
More than 1.5 million people have been affected by the violence and terrorism of Boko Haram. Yet in Niger, one of the poorest nations in the world, families are opening their doors and offering everything they have: shelter, food and solidarity.
Helping Communities Survive Boko Haram
Vouchers offer food and household options to Nigerian families stressed by displacement.
Nigeria Farmers Displaced by Boko Haram
CRS and partners are helping camp residents get support and supplies to grow food for their families.
Debit Cards Help Boko Haram Survivors
Bintu Abubacar’s family escaped unimaginable violence but found themselves in dire need.
Using Cash to Help Victims of Boko Haram
