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Operation Rescue helps ensure the survival of many children

After one and a half years of civil war in Tigray, there was a partial ceasefire last summer and we were happy to welcome the children back to the centre...
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Operation Rescue in Patos expands its outreach

The outskirts of Patos are growing and so the poor quarters are expanding more and more. A large part of our target group is no longer able to reach our center on foot.
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FLOODS IN BAHIA, BRAZIL, REQUIRE EMERGENCY RELIEF

60 villages were under water after storms and two dam bursts. An estimated 20,000 people have been made homeless, and some 430,000 inhabitants have been affected by the storms. Operation Rescue is about to assemble a team to travel to the…
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New relief centre in Mozambique

We present our new centre in Mozambique. Support our work for the 200 children today -->here   https://youtu.be/AUPcHBO4caw
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ANSHUMAN’S FAMILY AND THE PANDEMIC

Anshuman has been attending Operation Rescue since 2018. He’s 8 years old, a boy with a lot of potential and good at school. Anshuman and his parents have met with many challenges during the pandemic, in lockdown and even now.
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Tigray Emergency Response Accomplishment Report

For months we have only heard sporadically from Getachew and his staff, but thanks to his latest report we know that most of the relief supplies have arrived in the region and have made a great difference. Thanks to a rapid and effective campaign,…
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Annual Report 2020

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Tons of food distributed

78'000 displaced people in Mekelle and millions outside still need help. We are distributing food in schools where thousands seek shelter - more food is ready to be distributed outside of Meekelle as soon as humanitarian corridors open. Suppprt…
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Message from Adwa

From a staff member of Operation Rescue Adwa In Adwa, things got really difficult from mid-December onwards. Bombs started falling in the town, as well as in the surrounding area, and many people fled. At first, there was no electricity…
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T-shirts against hunger

Selam, born in Ethiopia and now living in the U.S.: "We launched the “Make Injera Not War” campaign with the intention to raise awareness about the conflicts in Ethiopia. We thought fashion would be a quick way to spread the message. Our…