Our humanitarian mission to Greece is all about extending help to the masses of refugees seeking asylum from a life of persecution and violence. It is 22:30 Greek Time when we arrive at the furthest point on the coast of Skala in Lesvos. This point is marked by a lighthouse that stands on it. Upon our arrival, we meet a group of about 60 Afghani Shias who had taken shelter in an abandoned house with nothing but a fire to keep them warm.
WF-Aid is delighted to share with you the 2017 Ramadan Relief Fund Report.
The full report, which details how your donations were distributed across the world can be found on the WF-Aid webpage. The WF-Aid Ramadan Relief Fund continues to grow every year thanks to your ongoing support. Next year, we aim to work in even more countries and reach out to those who are in desperate need of aid.
We hope you enjoy reading the Ramadan Relief Fund Report, please keep supporting this beautiful programme, along with our other projects, which can help provide immediate intervention for those in need.

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