Lebanese families need urgent support.
Rooted For Lebanon is an international humanitarian alliance helping families meet urgent needs through cash assistance.
Stand #RootedForLebanon.
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Jeffrey left Dominica to study farming in New York and Sweden.
When he came home, he brought new ideas and a business that now employs locals and migrant workers alike. #WorldEnvironmentDay
Read the full story: https://t.co/FqOzSaalMp
Ahead of #WorldEnvironmentDay, we celebrate the potential of climate action to improve lives.
In #Somalia, families displaced by climate shocks are rebuilding their futures through sustainable housing made from local materials. https://t.co/SR4eCSM4Of
Using mobility data and border monitoring, IOM is helping governments and partners identify high-risk areas, strengthen surveillance and support Ebola response efforts in DRC, Uganda and across the region.
After fleeing war in #Ukraine, Ivan and his family lost their home, land and livelihood.
Today, in Poland, they work to help others who have endured what they did rebuild a sense of community through gardening.
Read more: https://t.co/C1JyyBx5dy
Shelter is more than a roof. It is safety, stability, and the foundation for recovery.
With a safe place to stay, children can return to school, families can access healthcare, and people can begin rebuilding livelihoods and reconnecting with their communities. #ShelterFirst
As the Ebola outbreak spreads across the DRC-Uganda border, IOM is urging governments and partners to strengthen cross-border coordination.
Closing borders alone can push movement underground, making outbreaks harder to detect and contain.https://t.co/0t0sgZNmU3
When crisis forces a family to flee their home, their first need is simple: a safe place to stay with dignity.
IOM provides shelter and essential services to support people affected by crisis and displacement, because shelter is the first step toward recovery.#ShelterFirst
Behind one of the world's largest displacement crises are millions of people struggling to rebuild their lives amid conflict and uncertainty.
The people of Sudan continue to need protection, assistance and hope for a safer future.
As the Ebola outbreak evolves, IOM continues to focus on strengthening preparedness and response at borders and in areas of high population mobility.
A coordinated response is essential to limiting further spread and protecting communities at risk. https://t.co/0rtixemXVQ
Mental health is not a luxury. It is a fundamental part of protection and recovery.
Migrants often face significant stress and uncertainty throughout their journeys. Access to mental health and psychosocial support helps people heal and prepare for what lies ahead.
Djibouti sits at the heart of the Eastern Route, one of the world's most dangerous migration corridors.
In 2025, over 500,000 migration movements were recorded there, while at least 140 migrants died and 33 remain missing.
Read more: https://t.co/a8UfPTnzWf
No one should have to wonder where they'll cook their next meal.
Or how they'll get through the night.
For families displaced in Haiti, the smallest things can help bring back a sense of normal life.
#ShelterFirst
We all need a place where we belong.
A place to rest.
A place to return to.
A place to begin again.
Because having a home is a right, not a privilege.
#ShelterFirst
In the decades following WWII, thousands of migrants travelled from Europe to Australia in search of work and stability.
As part of #IOM75, this photo essay revisits a chapter of migration history that helped shape a growing multicultural society. https://t.co/ylXKjjJDMu
Grateful to the @StateDept for their trust and funding to IOMβs Ebola response.
With their rapid support for global health security, IOM is scaling up health screening, surveillance and preparedness at critical borders and regional Points of Entry. https://t.co/Y6K7owYd1v
Sometimes the most powerful form of support comes from someone who has walked the same path.
In South Sudan, an IOM staff member is helping people with visual impairments build skills for daily life by sharing lessons drawn from his own experiences.
Responding to migration challenges requires resources that can adapt to changing realities on the ground.
We welcome the Government of the Netherlandsβ support in helping IOM continue to effectively provide timely support where needs are greatest. https://t.co/BUtmx7HdfR
A place to call home is a right, yet so many in the world dont have this precious space to rebuild their lives after tragedy has struck.
Shelter is so much more than walls and a roof. It is often the foundation to reclaiming hope for a future that was taken away.#Shelterfirst
On Eid Al Adha, we wish peace and happiness to all those celebrating. May the spirit of generosity continue to inspire support for one another around the world.
Eid Mubarak.
The world cannot afford to look away.
During a visit to Coxβs Bazar, IOM Goodwill Ambassador @dimash_official met Rohingya families living through one of the world's most prolonged displacement crises and called for continued international support.