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Laos Government Award to LWF for “Timely and Relevant Response” in Emergency Possibilities for Further Collaboration to Empower Rural Communities
CAR Refugees Find A New Home in Camp Dosseye, Chad LWF providing a safe haven in the midst of conflict
Angola: Going Back to Normal Is Still “Many Rain Clouds Away” LWF and ACT Forum Partners Continue Food Distribution to Drought Affected Communities
Relief Support Still Needed Despite Rains in Namibia Lutheran Churches Seek Additional Assistance for Vulnerable Households
Critical Financial Situation at Augusta Victoria Hospital in East Jerusalem LWF Affirms Steadfast Commitment to the Management of AVH and the Patients It Serves
Enhancing capacities in Department for World Service Appointments of Ms Maria Immonen and Mr Michael Hyden
A Commercial Forest versus Traditional Livelihoods in Indonesia Lutheran Churches Support Villagers’ Struggle to Protect Rain Forests
Now Refugees in Uganda, LWF South Sudanese Staff Support Emergency Response in Adjumani LWF Provides Life-Saving Assistance to Thousands Seeking Refuge in Camps
