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How to Help Those Suffering From International Crises

In the last 5 years, the world has been made to endure and work through several obstacles. Between the Covid-19 pandemic, the climate crisis, and a series of natural disasters, we have certainly been exposed to a number of international crises.

Each of these crises; although very different, all require similar means of support. In a climate where unity is so important, it is crucial to offer help to those who need it during such difficult times.

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The Turkey-Syria earthquake is one example of the many prevalent issues today. As a community, it is up to us to help combat the problems that have arised as a result of the aforementioned earthquake.

In times like this, where a vast number of people are suffering, it is natural to feel helpless. It is natural to wonder what you can do to support these people in the best way possible.

To offer some guidance, we have written a list of things you can do to help, and do your part:

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Make a Donation

Giving even a small donation makes a drastic difference in recovering from a crisis. Often, donations are needed to fund/provide necessities for those affected, as well as any reconstruction fees. Donations can range from money, food, hygiene products, and even pillows & blankets.

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Volunteer

Of course, this applies only for certain cases where volunteering is a viable option. Where international crises are concerned, there are usually ways to volunteer your time towards making a positive impact on other people’s lives. You can reach out to local embassies, to support the concerned country, or even contact online-based organisations to find ways you can help!

3. Be Aware

To support other people, it is crucial to understand what exactly it is that they are going through. By remaining up to date with the latest news, and keeping up with any progress, you are keeping yourself informed of what is happening This will allow you to find the best way to support those affected, and make a real difference.

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