International Association for Refugees

Helping people survive and recover from forced displacement

What We Do

IAFR is an international Christian mission agency designed for ministry in humanitarian contexts among forcibly displaced people.

We help people survive

Forced displacement often leaves people without shelter, water, food and basic medical care. When the humanitarian world struggles to meet these basic needs, IAFR and our partners do what we can to help.

We Help People Recover

Recovery from forced displacement requires a supportive community, life-giving faith and emotional healing. It also includes regaining opportunities to make a meaningful contribution to society.

We Train & Consult

Good news! Many churches and people want to help refugees. They just don't know where to begin. IAFR's cutting edge refugee ministry training is specifically designed with the local church in mind.

What Do You Want to Do?

Strengthening Hope on the Refugee Highway

Our Mission Field

110 million people worldwide have been forced to flee their homes due to persecution, war and gross violations of human rights.

We believe that the refugee church, the local church, and the Church at large have an important role to play in helping people survive and recover from forced displacement.

About Us

Faith-Based

Our work flows naturally out of our relationship with Jesus Christ who taught us that the greatest of all commandments is to love God and our neighbor.

Church-Friendly

We are committed to helping churches discover their unique role in the global refugee crisis and to then engage in life-giving ways that play to their strengths.

Financially Transparent

We are committed to financial integrity and transparency. As a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organisation, IAFR complies with U.S. Federal and State laws and carries out an annual independent audit.

Learn More

IAFR is a member of the ICVA Network.

IAFR | 1400 Van Buren St. NE, Suite 200-244| Minneapolis, MN 55413 | info@iafr.org | 612.200.0321

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