The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is requesting $98 million in funding to support approximately 850,000 people in Venezuela. The funds will be allocated to critical assistance programs for displaced populations within the country. These programs include providing shelter, access to water and sanitation services, and crucial psychosocial support. The IOM will also utilize the funding for monitoring the needs and movements of these vulnerable communities. This appeal underscores the growing humanitarian challenges facing Venezuela and the increasing need for international support. The organization aims to alleviate suffering and provide a lifeline to those affected by internal displacement. Without sufficient funding, a significant number of people will lack access to essential services.