Updates

Medical facilities in the newly liberated Iraqi town of Sinjar are virtually non-existent and urgent action is needed to rectify the situation. This is the view of an AMAR Emergency Assessment Team...

We are launching an urgent appeal for funds to send our teams to help hundreds of thousands of people currently fleeing the violence in Iraq. Any help given supports internally displaced men, women...

Doctors and health professionals from across the UK have been donating medical journals to the AMAR Foundation to forward on to colleagues in Iraq. These journals are an invaluable source of...

Lebanon Crisis Emergency Humanitarian Response The current situation Following the sudden onset of conflict in Lebanon, a serious humanitarian crisis is rapidly emerging. 1 million people have been...

AMAR reacted immediately to the earthquake in South Asia, looking at the best way to use the expertise gained in 20 months of working in Bam, Iran, after the earthquake there. A self-sufficient team...

The devastating earthquake which struck South Asia on 8 October killed over 40,000 people, injured over 65,000 and left three million people homeless. With temperatures dropping below freezing, the...

On 20th January 2004, the Saudi Red Crescent Society and AMAR International Charitable Foundation sign a Memorandum of Understanding to bring assistance to destitute Iraqi families in Southern Iraq...

Edited by PETER CLARK and SEAN MAGEE The AMAR International Charitable Foundation - Assisting Marsh Arabs and Refugees Acknowledgements This report is the second and final of two studies on the...