ReliefAid

ReliefAid

We save lives and alleviate the suffering of people affected by war and armed conflict.

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ReliefAid saves the lives of people affected by armed conflict and natural disasters through independent and impartial humanitarian action.

We deliver emergency aid to people affected by conflicts around the world. In the countries where we work, we have a team on the ground who deliver humanitarian aid directly to those in need; we know our aid cannot wait.

We currently operate in Gaza, Ukraine, Syria, and Afghanistan delivering life-saving supplies of medicines, food, and shelter and providing educational materials and programmes to children displaced by war.

In addition to direct humanitarian action, we speak out on behalf of the men, women and children whose voices are so often silenced by these conflicts.

ReliefAid needs your help, we cannot do this alone.

Donate today to help us meet the immediate and urgent needs of families who have been left with nothing but fear and uncertainty.

For more information on ReliefAid visit us at www.reliefaid.org.nz

More about us

ReliefAid helps families who are caught in the crossfire of war and have no one else to turn to.

We work directly on the ground where others are unable or unwilling to go in conflict-affected countries, providing life-saving aid.

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Thank you for your support so far in 2025!  1 April 2025

To all of you that have heard our calls for support for families in Ukraine, Gaza, Syria, Lebanon, and Afghanistan - thank you. Your kindness and humanity is reaching families in crisis in some of the world's most dangerous conflict zones, providing life-saving aid when it’s needed most.

This year has started with momentum! In Syria, we’ve delivered life-saving Escea designed stoves through our Fire for Life programme, helping families safely cook for their loved ones.

In Gaza, despite the devastating collapse of the ceasefire making aid delivery even harder, our team continues to distribute water everyday, ensuring families don’t go thirsty.

In Ukraine, we have distributed warm winter blankets to those enduring bitter cold temperatures and we are preparing for continued aid distributions throughout the year. Watch this space!

Meanwhile, in Afghanistan, the education programme Wings2Learn has provided hundreds of children with essential education supplies, keeping their dreams of learning alive.

Conflict and disaster continue to disrupt lives at an alarming rate. 2025 is shaping up to be a daunting year, with wars dragging on, displacement rising, and humanitarian access under threat. In a world that can feel overwhelming, your support is a beacon of hope. Whether you’ve donated, fundraised, or shared our work - you are making a difference.

Thank you for your humanity and for standing with families in crisis. We couldn’t do this without you!

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Shelley 19 hours ago
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Steve 19 hours ago
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Sharon 22 hours ago
God bless you for the work you are doing.
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Miriam 1 day ago    Ukraine Appeal ReliefAid
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PATRICIA 1 day ago
Thank you for what you do.
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Thank you for your donation Patricia, and for your kind words. Every act of kindness creates a ripple and yours is reaching across borders into the hands of families facing crisis. Thank you for helping us deliver aid with compassion. Your support truly matters.

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