75 years helping people forced to flee

After World War II, Europe was in ruins. A great collective effort led to Norway and Europe being rebuilt and displaced families being able to return home. 

Today, there are others who need our help. We’ve been there for people forced to flee for 75 years, and we continue to be there – thanks to you.

75 years helping people forced to flee

NRC’s 75-year history captured in new book

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75 years for people forced to flee - The Norwegian Refugee Council 1946-2021. Front page of the book.

75 years helping people forced to flee - The Norwegian Refugee Council 1946-2021
NORCAP Head office staff, Elise Luhr Dietrichson, Helen Kape Peters and Eirin Ulleberg visiting a refugee camp in northern Uganda, 2018. (Photo: Emile Ntempera/NORCAP)

“It hurts to see a five-year-old weigh as little as a two-year-old”

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Nuhad

The unsung heroes of NRC

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We assisted almost 12 million people in 2020

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NRC Secretary General Jan Egeland in Horaira village, Wadi Barada, Syria. Photo: Tareq Mnadili/NRC

“We can bring hope where there was none”

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75 years of helping people forced to flee

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Alfredo Zamudio

Alfredo was left on his own as a 12-year-old

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