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How are refugee families spending their day?

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A special video from Raeda, a refugee mother in Lebanon, whom we met today while she observed the 6th of Ramadan. Remember them in your prayers.

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A Click Away From Changing Millions Of Lives This Ramadan

The story of Abu Safwan: an elderly refugee who cares for his grandchildren and distributes bread to orphans.

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