The primary objective of the RFL program is to alleviate the suffering of families by offering a range of services aimed at tracing family members, re-establishing and sustaining communication, reuniting families, and, importantly, determining the fate and location of those who remain missing. This comprehensive program operates globally, providing support to individuals affected by various crises and conflicts.

The PRCS RFL program is carried out through a dedicated team of RFL staff, strategically positioned with four members at the headquarters and one in each of the seven provinces. Additionally, a pool of around 130 RFL trained volunteers actively contributes to the program’s success on the ground. Their collective efforts enable the program to extend its reach and impact, fostering connections between separated family members.

Over the years, the RFL program has achieved significant milestones in reuniting families, providing solace to those who have experienced the anguish of separation. Through its network of dedicated staff and volunteers, the program has successfully restored communication, located missing family members, and facilitated the reunification of families torn apart by crises.

The Restoring Family Links program stands as a testament to the humanitarian commitment of the PRCS, ICRC, and Red Cross societies worldwide, demonstrating the power of compassion and collaboration in bringing hope and healing to individuals and communities in times of dire need.