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efforts for Yazidi refugees October 30, 2014 IAHV is working in partnership
with Art of Living Foundation to bring relief to refugees and internally
displaced people (IDP). From its base in Erbil, the team has brought relief
in the form of food, water and hygiene products to 5 different camps, each
camp sheltering 550 Iraqi families. IAHV has reached more than 2,000
families. Click here to download the report on relief efforts by IAHV< The
living conditions of the refugees are extremely poor. In Duhok there are
100,000 refugees, and only one small camp. Most of the refugees are not
living there but on the streets or in unfinished buildings because the camp
is in terrible condition. It is very unhygenic; there are no blankets,
coolers or food. There are no bathrooms or toilets. The children are all
getting skin disease because of the unhygienic conditions. Currently, they
lack even the most basic items for survival, such as food, clothing and
hygienic kits. They are in a very poor psychological state. One such
example is of a refugee who had 37 people in the family taken by ISIS.
Thousands of women are abducted, gang-raped and sold in markets. Duhok
needs additional camps with conditions that meet basic human needs to be
lived in. The IAHV team also went to Mount Sinjar to visit the camps where
Yazidis have taken refuge. Two graduates of IAHV’s Community Leadership
Training program interviewed Yazidi families to document their plight and
need for immediate aid. One of the graduates and her father, Bareza, are
taking much needed action to aid the Yazidis. Additionally, three Kurdish
Members of Parliament who recently participated in IAHV’s TLEX training in
late June 2014 also came to the aid of refugees visiting the camps, meeting
refugees and assessing their needs and distributing relief items (see below
photos). IAHV is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. All contributions are
fully tax-deductible. Donate Online Now Please mail checks to: IAHV, 2401
15th Street NW, Washington DC 20009 - See more at:
http://www.iahv.org/us-en/yazidi-relief/#sthash.NlFTjtzr.dpuf

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