Over 700,000 Sudanese refugees have fled to Chad, seeking safety and hope. LWF provides water, shelter, and relief—but limited resources and funding leave many struggling to survive. characters with spaces.

Maureen Ogutu, LWF Education Coordinator in Maban, South Sudan, shares challenges and hopes for children in the war-torn region

(LWI) - Pray for peace, for honest government leaders and for empowerment through education. That is the…

A Rome meeting of the Steering Committee for Humanitarian Response highlights new needs and hopes

(LWI) - “In an increasingly difficult and complex landscape, the recent Rome meeting of the Steering Committee for Humanitarian Response (…

"A chance to save a generation”

(LWI) – “It’s so exciting! I haven’t been in school for so long. I haven’t seen my friends for so long. I really like seeing my teachers!”

For three years, 14-year-old Anastasia Stoychan has been…

LWF statement following Mediterranean Sea tragedy emphasizes mechanisms guided by humanitarian principles

(LWI) - The Lutheran World Federation (LWF) has called “for the…

Five months since the attack of Hamas on Israel, and the start of the military operation in Gaza, negotiations for a ceasefire, and the release of Hamas-held hostages have yielded no solution. LWF is deeply concerned about the loss of life, and…

LWF and other NGOs call for a stop f the attacks on Ukrainian cities and civilian infrastructure

Doctors have run out of basic medications to treat the injured and hospitals no longer have drugs for cancer patients or those facing other life-threatening illnesses

Gaza is on the brink of disaster. In a statement released on 6 November, the LWF calls for an immediate ceasefire to enable humanitarian aid, the opening of humanitarian corridors, and adherence to International Humanitarian Law by all parties.…