Crisis in India
A deadly second wave of COVID-19 has hit India, killing thousands of people each day. Oxfam is on the ground helping with medical equipment, supplies, food, and cash, but more help is urgently needed.
Donate nowSearch model: All
Use data-feed: /datafeed/
Featured stories & updates
Politics of Poverty
Looking for a nice Mother’s Day gift? Consider this package of robust care infrastructure
Mother’s Day provides a bittersweet moment for caregivers and their communities. How do we salute the women who make it all possible? Flowers? Kitchen gadgets? Burnt toast in bed? After this catastrophic year, that seems like pretty weak tea. How about a package of transformative change instead?
Story
Give moms what they really need: an economic recovery plan that works for mothers
This Mother's Day, moms need more than a token of gratitude. We share this open letter to thank moms for all the work they've taken on since the pandemic began and call for the support they deserve.
COVID crisis in India pushing people who are already vulnerable further into poverty
Oxfam staff in India explain what life is like in the middle of the public health crisis and what Oxfam is doing to assist the most vulnerable people in the worst-hit areas.
Momentum building for People’s Vaccine as essential means to end COVID-19 pandemic
Amid a global upsurge in cases, President Biden’s decision to open the vaccine recipe is a major step forward, as people everywhere call for governments and companies to temporarily waive intellectual property rules for vaccines, and share technology to increase vaccine production.
Story
Oxfam responding to deadly wave of COVID-19 in India
Our priority is on equipment for hospitals in addition to food, cash, clean water, and hygiene support for the most vulnerable people.
How you're helping
-
-
-
Discover how we measure impact19.4 million
people around the world benefited directly from our programs last year
1.2 million
people participated in our gender justice projects last year
3.8 million
global citizens like you who took actions last year in campaigns for social change