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          Concern DRC team and Programme Director Mougabe Koslengar completed a series of distributions of household, hygiene kits and food items to thousands of displaced by the conflict in eastern DRC. Concern DRC team and Programme Director Mougabe Koslengar completed a series of distributions of household, hygiene kits and food items to thousands of displaced by the conflict in eastern DRC. Concern DRC team and Programme Director Mougabe Koslengar completed a series of distributions of household, hygiene kits and food items to thousands of displaced by the conflict in eastern DRC.

          Transparency and accountability

          Transparency and accountability

          Concern Worldwide is committed to being as transparent as possible. It’s important that people understand how we work and how the money we receive is spent.

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          Crops are watered. Central African Republic. Photo: Kieran McConville/Concern Worldwide

          How money is spent

          How money is spent

          We’re committed to using your donations to transform the lives of some of the poorest people in the world.

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          Our 2026-2030 strategy

          Our 2026-2030 strategy

          Our strategic plan is grounded in the belief that change happens when people are mobilised, resources are unlocked, power is influenced, and policy changed. 

          Single mum Espérence Ndayishimiye, Burundi. Chris de Bode/Panos Pictures for Concern Worldwide

          Annual reports

          Annual reports

          Concern Worldwide's objectives, activities and achievements can be found in our annual reports.

          A group of mothers and their children in Mutembo carrying a load of recently harvested beans. Burundi. Photo: Chris de Bode/Panos Pictures/Concern Worldwide

          How we are governed

          How we are governed

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          Concern staff treats the most severe cases of malnutrition among children under five in the Rohingya refugee camps. Photo: Darren Vaughan / Concern Worldwide.

          Codes and policies

          Codes and policies

          Our codes and policies shape our work and ensure we stay true to our values.

          Emergency health and nutrition response in action, Somali Region, Ethiopia. Photo: Jennifer Nolan/ Concern Worldwide

          Supply chain

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          We maintain supply chains that are efficient and economical.

          Our impact in 2025

          23 M icon
          23 M

          people reached in 27 of the world's most fragile places

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          15.7 M

          people supported in 45 emergencies

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          2.9 M

          people reached through our health and nutrition programmes

          Apoline Niyosenge is taught how to wash her hands properly by Concern community worker Abel Bamwisho, DRC. Photo: Pamela Tulizo

          Help those in need across the world

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