The coronavirus pandemic has increased refugees’ vulnerability in FRC’s operating countries

During the coronavirus pandemic, refugees have been increasingly vulnerable in refugee camps over the past ...

Education provides a better future for refugee women in Uganda

Literacy and education open opportunities for refugee women and mothers to build a better future ...

There is room to dream and develop important skills at FRC’s Youth Center in Nakivale, Uganda

Uganda is one of the largest refugee-hosting nations in the world, with over 1.45 million ...

Finnish Refugee Council’s panel discussion on functional adult literacy in the European Humanitarian Forum

Finnish Refugee Council participated in the European Humanitarian Forum, which took place in Brussels from ...

Finalists for the Integration Act 2021 Recognition have been chosen

For the third time, Finnish Refugee Council will award to an innovative and inclusive integration ...

Functional literacy trainings in Ethiopia reinforce FRC’s targeted support to vulnerable groups

Finnish Refugee Council’s Adult Education project began in Ethiopia in April 2021, when it was ...

In 2020, FRC’s work reached more than 307 000 people forced to flee

The exceptional year of COVID-19 pandemic brought a lot of uncertainty and unexpected challenges. Despite ...

Surge in Covid-19 plunges Myanmar into humanitarian catastrophe amidst political crisis and conflict

Six months since the military’s seizure of power, aid agencies are warning of a spiralling ...

UNHCR informs: COVID-19 poses a major threat to the life and welfare of refugees in Uganda

A recent UNHCR/World Bank phone survey reveals the devastating toll of COVID-19 on the living ...

Refugees of the Year 2021 have been announced!

Finnish Refugee Council has chosen Sara Al Husaini, a student from Espoo, as the Refugee ...