Jennifer Garner Visits Programs Helping Afghan Refugees in the U.S. – imdb

As thousands of Afghan evacuees continue to seek safety in the U.S., Save the Children Trustee and actress Jennifer Garner visited Save the Children’s programs helping support the immediate needs of newly-arrived Afghan children and families at, and just outside of, Dulles International Airport, which serves the Washington, D.C. metro area. Jennifer Garner receives a

Afghan Evacuees’ Resettlement in Chicago Offers Lessons for Caring for Future Humanitarian Arrivals: Report – WTTW News

Sima Quraishi, executive director of Muslim Women’s Resource Center, third from left, speaks about her experience assisting Afghan evacuees during a discussion held at the University of Chicago’s Crown Family School of Social Work, Policy, and Practice on April 17, 2024. (Eunice Alpasan / WTTW News) The resettlement of Afghan evacuees to the U.S. nearly three

Mudflow claims life in Afghanistan – Trend News Agency

BAKU, Azerbaijan, April 18. Continuous rains have caused mudslides in Afghanistan, Trend reports. Janan Sayegh, a spokeswoman for the Afghanistan Natural Disaster Management Organization said that the death toll reached 70, while 56 people were injured. More than 2,500 dwellings were destroyed or damaged as a result of the disaster, as well as over 2,000

250,000 Afghan children need education, food and homes after returning from Pakistan, says NGO – Toronto Star

ISLAMABAD (AP) — A quarter of a million Afghan children need education, food and homes after being forcibly returned from Pakistan, a nongovernmental organization said Thursday. Pakistan is cracking down on foreigners it alleges are in the country illegally, including 1.7 million Afghans. It insists the campaign is not directed against Afghans specifically, but they

250,000 Afghan children need education, food and homes after returning from Pakistan, says NGO – CityNews Toronto

ISLAMABAD (AP) — A quarter of a million Afghan children need education, food and homes after being forcibly returned from Pakistan, a nongovernmental organization said Thursday. Pakistan is cracking down on foreigners it alleges are in the country illegally, including 1.7 million Afghans. It insists the campaign is not directed against Afghans specifically, but they

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