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It can happen at any time. People are threatened or killed. Family members murdered and the only choice is to flee. People like 15 year old Nour featured in last year’s Operation Refugee have survived such tragedy.
Plan to join us for Operation Refugee 2021 – launching on World Refugee Day June 20.
Make it reflect your commitment to people who urgently need food, education and healthcare. Turn it into a personal challenge, or better, invite others to be part of a team.
Dunedin Otepoti: Join an Operation Refugee Experiential Workshop on Friday, April 16 from 6:30-9.00 pm at All Saints Anglican Church Hall, 786 Cumberland Street, North Dunedin Otepoti. Contact Eric for more information.
Operation Refugee 2020
Operation Refugee raised $37,762 for Syrian and Palestinian Refugees. Nour sent a message of thanks to all those who participated:
The Kete contains information about the challenge: Food for Life and Walk the Talk.
Download the Operation Refugee PowerPoint or as a PDF.
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Donate NowOperation Refugee 2019
Thank you for being a lifeline to refugees. Families received emergency food rations or a cash voucher. Children have gone to school. High school students sat final exams. Mothers learnt business skills and training on health and other concerns. Families could attend a free medical day in Jordan. All received the warmth and encouragement made possible by people like you who care.
“I’m glad I did Operation Refugee even though it was very hard.” Maia
Aged 9, Maia was the youngest participant. She decided to do the challenge because CWS supports communities and organisations in partnership.
