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          Refugees from Syria take part in an art workshop at a Concern supported Collective Centre in Northern Lebanon. Photo: Abbie Trayler-Smith/Concern Worldwide.
          News
          9 February 2017

          Refugees: The Faces Behind the Statistics

          The number of refugees worldwide has now hit a record high. It's important to remember that there are real people behind the numbers - here are some of their stories.
          Roda Mussa Mohamed has benefited from a new water point in her village constructed by Concern Worldwide. Photo: Erin Wolgamuth, Somaliland, Jan 2017
          News
          8 February 2017

          Water Brings Hope and Opportunity in Somaliland

          Somali native, Roda Mussa Mohamed, describes how the arrival of a water point in her small village in Somaliland has had a truly life-changing impact – on her family’s health, well-being and even on her business.