Vaccinating children gives them a better chance of survival, which is why it’s a top UNHCR priority in a humanitarian crisis. Help protect refugee children from fatal diseases like polio, measles and cholera.

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Children who flee often don’t eat for days on end and arrive to camps malnourished. You can provide a supply of therapeutic food and help a severely malnourished refugee child recover.

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Refugees often flee home with just the clothes they’re wearing. Each winter survival kit includes thermal blankets (5), mattresses (3), winter clothes and a plastic sheet to insulate their tent — crucial supplies for a family with only a tent to protect them from the cold.

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Books, pencils, pens and paper. These essential learning tools are often out of reach for refugees who left everything behind. You can provide school supplies to a student eager to return to class — and build a brighter future.

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A water filter can protect against diseases like cholera and dysentery, which can become deadly to refugee children weak from their journeys. You can keep clean, safe water flowing — enabling families to stay healthy and rebuild their lives.

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You can provide an emergency rescue kit to a thirsty, hungry and cold refugee. Simple items — a towel, thermal blanket, bottled water, an energy bar, dry clothing and shoes — are comforting lifelines during a time of great need.

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For struggling refugees, cash assistance is a lifeline — enabling them to pay rent, buy groceries, afford medicine and cover other expenses. Just as important, this vital assistance restores dignity and a small sense of normalcy for refugee families.

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Cyclone and monsoon season threatens the lives of Rohingya refugees who escaped violence in Myanmar — but you can keep them safe. Your gift will provide tools and materials that will strengthen shelters to withstand the season's extreme weather.

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Reinforced plastic tarps are not only inexpensive, lightweight and waterproof — when extreme weather hits, they are lifesaving. Your gift will provide tarps to reinforce a refugee family’s shelter against torrential rains and wind.

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Toothpaste. Soap. Laundry detergent. Access to these basic products is often taken for granted — but not by a family that was forced to flee. Your gift can provide household items to keep refugees healthy from disease — and restore their dignity.

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A bite from a malaria-infected mosquito doesn’t have to be a death sentence — even in a country prone to outbreaks. Your gift will save a life by helping to provide treatment to a sick refugee girl or boy.

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"Basic" doesn't begin to describe the importance of the healthcare you can provide. "Lifesaving" is a far better term. You can ensure that refugees visiting clinics have access to medicine — and a chance to rebuild their lives.

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A place to study can be in scarce supply in a refugee camp. A school desk will give a displaced child the opportunity to pursue an education.

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For refugee families who have lost everything, a kitchen set of cutlery, plates and utensils can provide not only the necessities to cook a meal, but also a feeling of routine and security. You can provide families with these simple, important tools.

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Blackboards are an essential learning tool — especially in a refugee camp, where access to technology can be limited. It costs $120 to equip a classroom in Africa with a blackboard, but the knowledge gained is priceless.

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Every two minutes, a child dies from malaria. Refugees, weakened by their journeys, are even more vulnerable. A mosquito net is a simple — and lifesaving — solution. Your gift can fund prevention and education efforts.

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Help refugees rebuild their lives. You can provide families with seeds and gardening tools, which they can use to grow food both to feed themselves and generate income for other basic necessities.

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Education is a path to a brighter future that is often out of reach for refugee girls and boys. A school uniform is especially important to foster a strong sense of community within the school.

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Light from a solar lantern provides safety for women, allows children to do their homework at night and helps entrepreneurs run their businesses. Give this essential tool and help life continue after sunset for a refugee.

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Many refugees spend days and weeks on foot in search of safety. You can provide a vulnerable woman, man or child with a sleeping bag — and the priceless gift of their first peaceful night of rest since the day they were forced to flee.

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Losing one’s glasses is often an easily remedied inconvenience. But impaired vision can keep refugees from caring for their families or doing well in school. You can help a refugee see a brighter future with a new pair of glasses.

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Invest in refugee children by supporting their teachers — some of the most dedicated educators in the world! You can provide teachers with the training materials they need to give their students a solid foundation of learning.

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Diarrhea and pneumonia are still deadly diseases in many parts of the world — especially for refugee children under five. Help provide children in Africa with oral rehydration to help them recover.

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With limited access to oral healthcare, refugees are vulnerable to chronic diseases, including diabetes, which is associated with gum disease. Starting at just $50, you can provide basic dental care services.

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No one should have to sleep on the cold, hard ground, especially after fleeing for their life. Help provide blankets and mats to refugees — compassionate gifts of comfort, safety and warmth.

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When refugees flee violence, most are forced to leave behind their birth certificates. Without this legal document, they can be denied access to basic services. Your generosity can help refugees reclaim their identities — and rebuild their lives.

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Refugees need a way to transport and store safe, clean water for drinking, cooking, cleaning and bathing. You can provide jerry cans, a simple yet profoundly effective tool to safeguard a vulnerable family's health, wellbeing and dignity.

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Without enough to eat, a child can't concentrate in school and will soon fall behind. Fund a garden in a school and provide refugee children with the nutritious food they need to excel.

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After escaping life-threatening violence, refugee parents want their children to have a safe place to sleep, eat, study and play. That’s what your generosity can provide. Not just shelter — but a home, a sense of normalcy and regained dignity.

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To escape war, violence and persecution, many refugees leave everything behind — including coats, sweaters, boots and other winter essentials. You can provide warm, lifesaving winter clothing to those who endure winter with little protection from the cold.

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For refugees living in tents, thermal fleece blankets provide more than comfort in winter — it can be a lifesaver. With this gift of warmth, you can help a family survive the brutally cold weather.

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Refugees often flee with nothing but the clothes on their backs. Give the gift of winter gloves and help keep them warm in the bitter cold of winter.

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