The number of displaced people continues to rise, reaching heartbreaking records. More than 120 million people have had to flee their homes, leaving everything behind: their families, their loved ones and their livelihoods.
They face a devastating reality without access to basic services and food, lack of job opportunities and the absence of a dignified future.
forcibly displaced people worldwide.
people in the world have been forced to flee.
children are fleeing their homes and losing their safety due to conflicts and emergencies.
Human mobility is another of our pillars of action and a key element in building a more equitable world. How do we work for safe human mobility?
We provide comprehensive support to displaced persons in order to turn migration into development opportunities. We accompany them throughout the entire migration process (at origin, in transit, at destination and even upon return), protecting their rights and facilitating their full integration.
We accompany displaced persons throughout the entire migration process.
We ensure dignified living conditions by empowering people.
We create employment to generate opportunities.
We protect their rights and facilitate their integration into new communities.
“Ayuda en Acción has helped us build a better and safer house for me and my daughters. I am very grateful for the better living conditions we have now.”
Tabia Noe, displaced in Metuge.
“I decided to emigrate to give my children a better life. I went through a very difficult situation, which I would not want to go through again. I decided to return so as not to continue risking my children's lives or my own".
Helena Hernández, Honduran migrant.
“I work at the Casa del Migrante as a psychologist. During the transit, women are exposed to many forms of violence and here we provide them with psychological support through individual and group sessions."
Wendy Muñoz, Ayuda en Acción psychologist.
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