Recent Program Highlights

To give you an update on our position and commitment to the program, we would like to share our latest news.

Adopt A Refugee Family vs. Help Iraq

As of 2022, the Adopt a Refugee Family (AARF) program is separate and independent from the “Help Iraq” organization as we continue to stay focused and committed to help the poor and disadvantaged refugee families on monthly basis. AARF still coordinates all humanitarian efforts very closely with our Chaldean Diocese.

Lebanon Updates

Currently the AARF program supports 425-450 refugee families a month as the situation in Lebanon has gone from bad to worse due to financial collapse of the currency while the country is still struggling to recover from the port explosion, and unstable political climate, also the recent circumstances that the country is going through effected by the war in the Middle East. On a positive note, the aid we are sending to each family is extending much farther to provide for them as the Lebanese Lira has devalued.

Jordan and Iraq Updates

While we have been ready and able to help more refugees in these countries, it has been extremely difficult to find a reliable organization to receive and distribute the aid transparently. It is important to note that the US Homeland Security closely monitors all wires, and we continue to look for opportunities to help our refugees in those two countries.