21K views · 1K reactions | "World Humanitarian Day honours aid workers around the world who risk their own lives to help save and improve the lives of others. This year, we pay special tribute to women humanitarians and the huge difference they make for millions of women, men and children in urgent need." -- Secretary-General António Guterres on Monday's World Humanitarian Day. | United Nations | Facebook

57K views · 1.8K reactions | Today is World Humanitarian Day! The health argument for climate action is clear. The same unsustainable choices that destroy our planet are affecting our health. The movie “Cefalea” won the Student Prize of the Health for All Film Festival in 2021. This short film is a story about the impact of pollution on health, and the effects of out-of-pocket payments on accesing health care. | World Health Organization (WHO) | Facebook

8.3K views · 203 reactions | On today's World Humanitarian Day we want to pay tribute to all humanitarian workers who are saving lives and helping the most vulnerable in crises worldwide. Thank you for you efforts and your commitment. | European Parliament | Facebook

38 reactions · 4 comments | On #WorldHumanitarianDay, we celebrate the people who work tirelessly to provide lifesaving support to children in West and Central Africa #Nomatterwhat. Watch to learn how they are making a difference for children in the region  | UNICEF Africa | Facebook

📍 Afghanistan | "Every day I'm full of determination to help those in need", Bargi Gul, an ICRC physiotherapist in Kabul, shared with us ahead of World Humanitarian Day. During this week, we’ll be posting messages from ICRC staff about the challenges, dangers, and fears they face, along with the powerful motivations that keep them going. | International Committee of the Red Cross

2.1K views · 67 reactions | Today is World Humanitarian Day. This year's theme is "Not A Target." In Uganda, ADRA workers are currently operating a camp for South Sudanese refugees. The nation of Uganda is facing a major refugee crisis with the accommodation of more than 1 million South Sudaneses who have fled their homes. ADRA Uganda has also equipped refugees in the camp with skills to start a new life. | Adventist News Network | Facebook