World Relief

About World Relief

World Relief is a global Christian humanitarian organization founded in 1944. Initially established to provide aid to World War II victims, it has since expanded its mission to include international relief, development, and refugee resettlement. The organization partners with churches worldwide to address humanitarian crises and support vulnerable populations, including refugees and immigrants. World Relief offers a range of services, including refugee resettlement in the U.S., where it has been active since 1979. It provides emergency aid, medical care, and development projects in disaster-affected regions globally. The organization also focuses on economic development by equipping vulnerable populations with tools and training for sustainable income. Additionally, it supports health initiatives in impoverished areas through clinics and disease prevention programs. Recognized for integrating Christian values with humanitarian efforts, World Relief aims to create thriving communities where families flourish and individuals build restorative relationships with God and their neighbors.