Pakistan
Photo: REUTERS/Mian Khursheed courtesy alertnet.org
Blog Post: A worthy cause ›
Topics: Women's Empowerment
With so many important issues out there, it is sometimes difficult to decide which ones to focus on. Every once in a while, there is a story that stands out above others.
Blog Post: Displaced Pakistanis head home ›
Topics: Displacement, Conflict & War
Mercy Corps dispatched assessment teams to determine how we can best support returning families; in Mingora, we are working to improve the water supply for more than 25,000 people.
Blog Post: Dresses to the displaced ›
Topics: Displacement, Conflict & War, Children
Last month, Pakistani women who'd been trained by Mercy Corps to make handicrafts contacted our local staff with a wish to tailor dresses for children displaced by the recent fighting.
Blog Post: Generosity and play in the hardest of times ›
Topics: Emergencies, Displacement, Conflict & War, Children
Here in the Pakistani city of Mardan, displaced families are starting to move home after nearly three months sweltering in the hot tents of makeshift camps.
Blog Post: Life returns to Pakistan's Swat Valley ›
Topics: Emergencies, Displacement, Conflict & War
Mercy Corps President Nancy Lindborg, currently in Pakistan's conflict-riddled Swat Valley, writes that thousands of displaced residents of Swat are finally returning home.
Blog Post: Thank you letters from displaced Pakistani children ›
Topics: Displacement, Children
Here are two thank-you letters we received from displaced children taking part in our activities programme.
Blog Post: Update from Pakistan ›
Topics: Displacement, Conflict & War
Holden Basch, who spent the last two months running our emergency programme in Pakistan, provides a status report.
Blog Post: Update on kids' psychosocial program ›
Topics: Displacement, Conflict & War, Children
We've enrolled nearly 1,400 displaced children in Pakistan in our program to relieve their stress by offering sports and games.
Fleeing Home ›
Topics: Conflict & War, Displacement, Emergencies
Sadja's family has been living in an overcrowded high school for almost two months. She fled her home with nothing.
Helping Kids Cope ›
Topics: Children, Conflict & War, Displacement, Emergencies
Life has been anything but routine for Salman since his family was displaced from their home in early May. Activity kits and organised sports are helping restore a sense of normalcy.

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