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FROM AID TO SELF-SUFFICIENCY
Everyday, IOCC helps people move from desperate circumstances to hope and economic self-sufficiency. In Russia, Romania, the Republic of Georgia and Bosnia-Herzegovina, IOCC is providing loans for small businesses, tractors and seeds for farmers, and empowering communities through capacity building with local organizations. In the Holy Land, Lebanon, Iraq, Jordan, and Ethiopia, IOCC provides job skills training and job creation, school building and repair, child nutrition programs, educational training, and HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention. |
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Iraqi Refugees |
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| It was a cold yet sunny day after Christmas when a young Iraqi woman walked to church in central Damascus, Syria where workers were unloading boxes of hygiene supplies to crowds of waiting Iraqi refugees. An American reporter asked Jeanette to comment on her situation. She responded defiantly, "Everyone knows how bad the situation is for Iraqi refugees in Syria." Then, she began to tell her story.
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| A volunteer journeys to America’s embattled Gulf Coast as part of an IOCC work team.
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| Iraqi Refugees Struggling in Syria. |
| Greece, After the Wildfires.
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92% of IOCC’s resources are
used for humanitarian relief and development programs.
Every dollar you give helps IOCC secure
almost $7 in support from governments, foundations and other funding sources. |
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