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Refuge for All — Abhayam Sarvabhūtebhyo | UAN-HCR
Abhayam Sarvabhūtebhyo — Refuge for All. Launched on Guru Purnima, 29th July 2026, by THE SPH Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam. A global humanitarian initiative offering safety, shelter, dignity, and hope.

Who we are

Mission Overview


UAN is founded by a coalition of over 250 Indigenous nations, groups, and communities committed to advancing cross-cultural governance, sustainable development, and holistic well-being.

Through the integration of ancestral wisdom, diplomatic engagement, and science-based wellness practices, UAN fosters transformative national, regional, and global impact — as well as enduring peace.

UAN-HCR is the humanitarian arm of the UAN, delivering protection, rehabilitation, and durable solutions for refugees, the displaced, and the vulnerable.

By the numbers

The Scale of the Crisis


The world is facing the largest forced displacement crisis in recorded history. As of the most recent global reporting:

117.8M people are forcibly displaced worldwide

1 out of every 70 people on Earth is now forcibly displaced.

Who makes up the 117.8 million

41.6M Refugees — crossed international borders seeking safety 9M Asylum-seekers — awaiting decisions on legal status 68.7M Internally displaced — confined within unstable territories
CategoryPeopleShare
Refugees41,600,00035%
Asylum-seekers9,000,0008%
Internally displaced persons68,700,00057%
1 in 70
people on Earth is now forcibly displaced
39%
of the global refugee population are children

Global resettlement capacity, 2025

37,000 resettled of 1.47M identified as in need

In 2025, only around 2.5% of the identified resettlement need was met — resettlement capacity remains critically limited even as displacement reaches historic highs.

Figures per the most recent global reporting cited in UAN-HCR’s own materials. UAN-HCR programs are humanitarian sanctuary and support services provided directly by KAILASA — separate from, and not a substitute for, refugee or asylum status under the UN 1951 Refugee Convention or any national government’s immigration system.

Common questions

Frequently Asked Questions


What is Refuge for All?

Refuge for All (Abhayam Sarvabhūtebhyo) is a free humanitarian initiative of UAN-HCR offering safety, shelter, dignity, and hope to people displaced by war, persecution, natural disasters, humanitarian crises, or loss of their home, safety, identity, or freedom.

Who can apply?

Anyone in need of refuge, regardless of nationality, religion, race, ethnicity, caste, gender, culture, or background.

Is there a cost?

No. The program is offered completely free of cost.

How do I apply?
  1. Register online at kailasa.ai/uanhcr with your details.
  2. Application processing — a KAILASA representative will call you to process your application.
  3. Travel to refuge — once your application is processed, you can travel to any of our KAILASA locations to receive refuge.
Which locations can I travel to once approved?
  • KAILASA Guinea-Bissau
  • KAILASA Tiruvannamalai, India
  • Adi KAILASA, Bidadi, Bengaluru, India
Can I go straight to a location without applying first?

Every applicant must register and have their application processed by UAN-HCR’s Registration and Protection Unit first. Once processed, you’re able to travel to any of our locations to receive refuge.

Refuge for All — Abhayam Sarvabhūtebhyo

A global humanitarian initiative offering safety, shelter, dignity, and hope to individuals and communities displaced by war, persecution, natural disasters, humanitarian crises, and the loss of cultural or religious heritage.

Apply Now — kailasa.ai/uanhcr