In 2026, Source of Compassion relief services has provided financial assistance to Afghan refugee families and local Kyrgyz living in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. This support helped families cover a portion of their apartment rent, purchase essential groceries and medications, and meet other urgent household needs.
Many of the families we supported are facing extremely difficult circumstances. Some are single mothers caring for two to five children, widows, unemployed parents, or families with very limited opportunities to find work. For many refugee families, the lack of a work permit in the country where they are currently living creates an additional and significant challenge. Without stable employment or income, it can be very difficult for them to afford housing, food, medicine, and other basic necessities.
Our relief program is intended to provide practical support during these challenging times and help families maintain stability and dignity while they navigate an uncertain future. Even modest assistance can make a meaningful difference for a family struggling to pay rent, provide food for their children, or purchase needed medication.
We would like to continue providing assistance to these families and expand our support to reach more Afghan refugee families who are experiencing similar hardships. With continued support from generous donors, we hope to help more families meet their basic needs and feel that they are not facing these challenges alone.
We sincerely appreciate all of our donors, volunteers, and supporters for their kindness, compassion, and generosity. Your contributions make this relief work possible and directly impact the lives of families in need.
We encourage more individuals, families, organizations, and communities to join us in supporting refugee families. Your donation to our relief program can help provide food, medication, housing assistance, and other essential support to families facing difficult circumstances.
Together, we can bring hope, compassion, and practical assistance to refugee families during a time when they need it most.
God bless you

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