Appeal for donations: Psychological support for survivors of the flood disaster in Libya

Ahmed Elbukhari
Ahmed Elbukhari
The Humanist Relief Organization Germany is responding to the great need following the flood disaster in Libya and is calling for donations for the psychological care of survivors.

On September 10, 2023, storm “Daniel” hit Libya, causing severe storms and catastrophic flooding in the north-east of the country. According to the United Nations, the death toll in the city of Derna rose to over ten thousand and thousands of people are still missing. Tens of thousands of people have lost their entire families as a result of the flood disaster and are traumatized

The Supporting Psychological Healing for Libya’s Flood Survivors project provides psychological support to people affected by the floods in Libya. The aim of the humanist initiative is to offer survivors care and psychological support in order to improve their psychological and social well-being following this environmental disaster. The initiator of the project is Ahmed Elbukhari, Libyan writer, human rights activist and chairman of the humanist Tanweer movement in Libya.

For human rights, humanity and solidarity: The Humanist Relief Organization Germany has set itself the task of organizing aid after disasters and other humanitarian emergencies and supporting the improvement of living conditions.

The appeal for donations and further information can be found on the website of Humanistisches Hilfswerk Deutschland.

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