Mental Health is Crisis Response
This Mental Health Awareness month, we’re highlighting how Concern Worldwide provides essential mental health and psychosocial support to people affected by conflict, disaster, and displacement – helping children, caregivers, and families cope with trauma, rebuild routines, and face the future with guidance and care.
Our Work
Extreme poverty has many causes, which is why we have many solutions:
What We Do
Last year, Concern reached over 27.3 million people with emergency response and long-term development programs designed to address the root causes of extreme poverty in vulnerable communities around the world.
- 27 countries and territories around the world
- 27.3 m people reached in 2024
- 4,700 humanitarians on our team
- $0.93 of every dollar goes directly to our programs
