
CORE Provides Job Training for IDPs Impacted by the War in Ukraine
CORE is providing job training for IDPs who’ve been impacted by the war in Ukraine. Learn about Victoria’s journey to become a tram driver in Mykolaiv.
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CORE is providing job training for IDPs who’ve been impacted by the war in Ukraine. Learn about Victoria’s journey to become a tram driver in Mykolaiv.

Students in Mykolaiv are going back to school thanks to new water filtration systems that ensure water is safe to drink and cook with.

Amid violence and instability in Port-au-Prince, Haitian youth picked up their instruments and celebrated at Plezi Mizik’s annual summer camp.

CORE was honored to be a part of an important project at the Casa Gateway apartment community in the Pacific Palisades, which saw 50 unites cleaned of smoke and ash damage. This critical work, allows families to return home and live in peace and safety.

Disasters can happen at any time. CORE’s California team shares their top tips to be prepared for whatever comes next.

Air raid sirens sound in Berezanka daily and the danger for the 20,0000 residents in the area often lasts for hours. CORE worked with local authorities to repair a local hospital air raid shelter to provide safety and security to residents.

One year after Hurricane Helene, CORE is still on the ground supporting families who lost everything to the devastating storm.

On September 3, 2025, CORE had the honor of partnering with 4Kinship to help put on the Good Medicine event at Gorman Hall in Window Rock, the capital of the Navajo Nation.

In the aftermath of the devastating Texas Floods, CORE’s emergency response team helped families like Maria’s with critical muck and gut work to safely move back home.