As long as we can remember, there have been conflicts all accross the world. And, as long as there have been conflicts, there have been refugees and internally displaced people. These people are forced to flee out of fear for their safety, leaving everything behind- their homes, their memories and their loved ones- and suffer often from physical and phyciological trauma. They often find safety and comfort in refugee camps, however, the living conditions can be harsh.

Everyday Refugees Foundation aims to help refugees, local communities and people displaced internally by war, natural disasters, discrimination and poverty in the following ways:

Our goal is to raise public awareness by documenting and sharing their stories with you. On our social media feeds and this website, you will find pictures of their daily lives, their struggles and the little sparks of hope that remain, despite their circumstances. In the future, we would also like to raise awareness by providing lectures and presentations in order to create understanding about the global refugee crisis, and, furthermore, to get people more involved and aware.

Another way we try to help is by empowering the refugees and improving their self-reliance. By supporting projects such as building schools, giving photography workshops and donating clothes, foods and other necessary supplies, we assist them in building their future. Lastly, we try to stay involved with refugees even after they receive their asylum or reach a place where they feel safe, by offering them language courses and other essential skills that will speed up their integration process.