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DONATE NOW"You want to help unconditionally and hope to offer even more," said Hamed, just one of the many volunteers who worked with UNICEF to clear the debris after last August's deadly blast in Beirut destroyed countless homes. The catastrophic explosion killed at least 100 people and injured over 4,000 more. But thanks to the activism of young volunteers like Hamed, the city and its youth have set their sights on a hopeful future.
"You want to help unconditionally and hope to offer even more," said Hamed, just one of the many volunteers who worked with UNICEF to clear the debris after last August's deadly blast in Beirut destroyed countless homes. The catastrophic explosion killed at least 100 people and injured over 4,000 more. But thanks to the activism of young volunteers like Hamed, the city and its youth have set their sights on a hopeful future.
Meet Rashed. He is one of more than 910,000 Rohingya people who fled genocide in Myanmar since August 2017. Today he helps his family make do in the camps of Bangladesh, but he has hopes and plans for a brighter future.
Meet Rashed, one of the more than 900,000 Rohingya who have fled genocide in Myanmar since August 2017. Today he helps his family make do in a Bangladesh refugee camp, where UNICEF programs help kids like him focus on a brighter future.