Standing with the displaced: A call for support amid crisis in the Middle East
Recent military operations in the Middle East have triggered widespread violence across the region. Missile and drone attacks in multiple countries are once again resulting in civilian casualties and forcing mass displacement of families, with leaving their homes in search of safety.
Amid the growing crisis, the Xavier Network and the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) are responding on the ground in Lebanon, offering safe spaces, basic necessities and psychosocial support to people affected by the violence. JRS has opened the doors of the Jesuit church of St Joseph in Beirut to offer assistance to those in need.
As the needs are many and the situation continues to shift, urgent support is needed to sustain this response and assist people caught in the midst of yet another conflict. Your donation can help make a difference in the lives of those facing this crisis.
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