Skyler Snyder at Gambela Airport after visiting UNHCR refugee camps.
"Dad, children in refugee camps should have the same things we have access to back home”.
Skyler Snyder, SERVING HUMANITY in remote Ethiopia
Imvepi Refugee camp, Uganda.
Our 2022 backpack drive.
Faith and Gloria, are a local business making backpacks for students living in the Rhino & Imvepi Refugee Settlements.
Arua, Uganda
People gathering water at the Rhino refugee camp.
Arua, Uganda.
Uche Izuora, teaching in the Rhino, refugee camp, Uganda.
Girls from South Sudan
Tierkidi Refugee Camp, Ethiopia.
2022
Lost Faces distribution of T shirts, and Blankets.
Todd Snyder at the Rhino Refugee Camp
Arua, Uganda
Backpacks Made in Uganda
Meet Gloria, she along with Faith have a sewing business near Arua, Uganda which makes backpacks and blankets. In March 2022, we contracted them through our partners in Uganda to manufacture backpacks. We then distribute the backpacks to students living in the Rhino & Imvepi Refugee Settlements. Lost Faces of Humanity believes in local businesses helping locals in need.
Please keep coming back as more images and stories will appear here as our journey continues.
Dazian’s story was heartbreaking. (COMING SOON)
“Dad, next time we return to the camps, can I please pick out the school supplies and clothing” -Skylar
Coming soon…
Pacific Council On International Policy
April 7th 2020 Webinar
Refugee Crisis Interview with Todd Snyder
Lost Faces of Humanity
Skyler Snyder providing school supplies.
Skyler Snyder with the girls in the Tierkidi refugee camp.
Skyler Snyder providing school supplies to children
Remote village in Cambodia.
Tierkidi Refugee Camp
Gambella, Ethiopia
Lost Faces of Humanity visiting
Tierkidi Refugee Camp, which is the second oldest refugee camp in Ethiopia, and hosts South Sudanese refugees who arrived in the region following the outbreak of conflict in December 2013 which displaced over 4.3 million.
June 2022 additional backpacks for Rhino Refugee Settlement.
Gloria and Faith complete another round of backpacks for a classroom at the Rhino camp. Local business helping a local cause. The cornerstone of Lost Faces of Humanity.