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Refugees Last updated May 2015 Photo credits: Catholic Relief Services (Niger) Caritas Internationalis (Syria) Caritas Internationalis (Sudan) Last updated May 2015

It is night.

You have packed only what you can carry.

It is unsafe for you to stay where you are.

You must move quickly.

You don’t know what the future will hold.

You know you may never be able to return.

Photo credit: Caritas Internationalis Syrian refugees Photo credit: Caritas Internationalis Photo credit: Caritas Internationalis

Photo credit: Oliver White / Caritas Australia Thai Burma border PC 2012 Photo credit: Oliver White / Caritas Australia Photo credit: Oliver White / Caritas Australia

avoiding the main roads. You travel at night, avoiding the main roads.

You eat what you can find.

You travel in constant fear.

After days or weeks of walking you arrive at a refugee camp.

Photo credit: Catholic Relief Services Mali Photo credit: Catholic Relief Services Photo credit: Catholic Relief Services

The camp is crowded.

Photo credit: Caritas Internationalis/ CLMC J. Khoury

There is never enough food or water to go around.

You cannot work.

You may be here for months.

Photo credit: Caritas Internationalis

You may be here for years.

Photo credit: Catholic Relief Services / Neil Deles Somalia Photo credit: Catholic Relief Services / Neil Deles Photo credit: Catholic Relief Services / Neil Deles

Imagine if it were YOU.

FACTS There are many reasons people are forced to flee their homes: War Natural disasters Persecution Fear Famine Violence

A person uprooted by conflict will remain displaced for an average of 17 years. Source: UNHCR 2014 http://www.unhcr.org/537334d0427.html Photo credit: Paul Jeffrey / ACT-Caritas Photo credit: Paul Jeffrey / ACT-Caritas

More than 16.7 million people around the world have been forced to flee their home and their country. Source: MDG Report 2014 Photo credit: Caritas Internationalis Photo credit: Caritas Internationalis

It is also estimated that there are more than 33 million internally displaced people in the world. DRC Source: MDG Report 2014 Photo credit: Caritas Australia Photo credit: Caritas Australia

10 million people are considered ‘stateless’: that is, they have no country that recognises them as citizens. Thai Burma border Source: http://www.statelessness.eu/blog/world%E2%80%99s-stateless-new-report-why-size-does-and-doesn%E2%80%99t-matter Photo credit: Oliver White / Caritas Australia Photo credit: Oliver White / Caritas Australia

Source: Pope Francis, Message of his holiness Pope Francis For the 101st World day of migrants and refugees (2015), 2014 https://w2.vatican.va/content/francesco/en/messages/migration/documents/papa-francesco_20140903_world-migrants-day-2015.html

Caritas Australia’s Response Caritas Australia is the Catholic agency for international aid and development. With your support we are able to work with refugees and internally displaced people, helping people rebuild their lives and future by providing:

Water and sanitation Sudan Photo credit: Paul Jeffrey / ACT-Caritas

Niger Photo credit: Ryan Worms / Caritas Internationalis Health programs Photo credit: Ryan Worms / Caritas Internationalis

Psychosocial Support Sudan Photo credit: Paul Jeffrey / ACT-Caritas

Agriculture Sudan Photo credit: Paul Jeffrey / ACT-Caritas

Education Thai Burma border Photo credit: Oliver White / Caritas Australia Education Photo credit: Oliver White / Caritas Australia

Livelihoods Darfur Photo credit: Laura Sheahan / Caritas-ACT

Food DRC Photo credit: Caritas Australia

We pray that refugees never lose hope of finding a more secure future. God of Hope, We pray that refugees never lose hope of finding a more secure future. Sudan Photo credit: Caritas Internationalis Photo credit: Caritas Internationalis

We pray that refugees will encounter an outstretched hand of welcome. North Kenya drought Photo credit: Joseph Mirgichan / Caritas Australia Photo credit: Joseph Mirgichan / Caritas Australia

We pray that refugees will experience fraternal solidarity and the warmth of friendship. Niger Photo credit: François Therrin Photo credit: François Therrin

Syrian refugees Photo credit: Catholic Relief Services We pray for those devoting their lives to helping refugees, that they will find strength in your love. Photo credit: Catholic Relief Services

Thai Burma border Photo credit: Oliver White/ Caritas Australia We pray for ourselves, that we will recognise Jesus Christ in those whom seek refuge. Photo credit: Oliver White/ Caritas Australia

We pray for justice and an increasing commitment to peace, the indispensable condition for all authentic progress. Amen Syrian refugees Photo credit: Caritas Internationalis Photo credit: Caritas Internationalis

Learn more! Take Action! Use our education resources to explore the issue of refugees and displacement further and take action! Primary Refugee lesson activities www.caritas.org.au/schools Note: An internet connection is required to use the hyperlinks.