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Increasing opportunities for farmers and day laborers in Sri Lanka

In April 2024, Peace Winds began a new program in Mullaitivu in… Read more >

Welcoming the Kensing II Health Ship in Palau

On October 1, Palauans gathered to welcome the Kensing II health ship…. Read more >

Enhancing Safety, Independence, and Work Opportunities for Syrian Refugees in Iraq

Last year, Peace Winds began a new initiative funded by the U.S…. Read more >

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One Year Since October 7: A Conversation on Peace Winds’ Gaza Response

This week marks one year since the Israel-Gaza war broke out, leading… Read more >

Peace Winds’ Response to Flooding in Noto, Japan

On September 21, record downpours caused flooding and landslides in the northern… Read more >

This back-to-school season, help Burmese children in schools far from home

Imagine sending your kids off to school and not knowing if you… Read more >

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Increasing opportunities for farmers and day laborers in Sri Lanka
Agricultural reservoir in Mullaitivu In April 2024, Peace Winds began a new program in Mullaitivu in Sri Lanka’s Northern Province. This region was the scene of major fighting during the 26-year-long civil war, which ended in 2009, and it has taken a long time for the area to recover. Mullaitivu is still one of the poorest districts in Sri Lanka. Most families have at least one family member who was killed or injured in… 
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