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RefuBook

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Connect and support refugees worldwide with Refubook. A community where individuals can find belonging, share experiences, and learn about different cultures and countries. Join us in making a difference in the lives of refugees today.

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About

RefuBook is a platform dedicated to supporting refugees as they navigate their new lives and communities. We offer a range of resources, connections, and support to empower individuals to thrive in their new surroundings. Join us in creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for all refugees.

Self-sufficiency

Providing refugees with the tools and resources they need to become independent and self-reliant in their new surroundings.

Advocacy

Speaking out for the rights and needs of refugees and raising awareness about their situation.

Diversity

Promoting and valuing diversity among refugees, creating an environment of acceptance and belonging for all.

Sustainability

Developing long-term solutions that support the ongoing integration and self-sufficiency of refugees.

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RefuBook has been invaluable for me as a Syrian refugee, helping me navigate my new surroundings and build a better future.

Ghaith

Syria, member at Refubook

As a Eritrean refugee, RefuBook has been an essential resource for finding information and resources for my new home.

Dellina

Eritrea, member at Refubook

The community on RefuBook has been a lifesaver for me as a Venezuelan refugee, connecting me with others and providing support.

Jose

Venezuela, member at Refubook

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Latest Stories

Home is behind, the world ahead and there are many paths to tread through shadows to the edge.

blog that addresses the current refugee crisis, the struggles that refugees face, and the role of the international community in providing assistance and finding solutions. It highlights the alarming number of displaced individuals and the dire living conditions of refugees living in overcrowded camps.

Abdullah

Refugee in Turkey

“Refugees didn’t just escape a place. They had to escape a thousand memories until they’d put enough time and distance between them and their misery to wake to a better day.”

Nadia H.

Refugee in Turkey