In Syria, The humanitarian needs were already at peak levels, and the situation is severe.
More than ever, they need support.
According to reports
Hostilities persist across Syria following the Assad regime’s fall on December 8, displacing approximately 100,000 people to northeast Syria.
Displacement is fluid, with concerns about explosive ordnance risks; 52 minefields were identified in the past ten days.
Hospitals are overwhelmed with trauma cases, and civilians, particularly children, are experiencing significant psychological distress.
Food shortages are reported in major cities, with bread prices in Idleb and Aleppo rising by 900% between November 27 and December 9.
Source: OCHA
Currently the Humanitarian Priorities
can be summarized as follow:
Life-Saving Aid
Food Security: Distribution of emergency food baskets.
WASH Services: Restoring access to clean water, latrines, and hygiene kits to prevent
outbreaks like cholera.
Mental Health and Protection
Psychosocial support for trauma-affected populations.
Safe spaces for women and children to prevent exploitation.
Long-Term Resilience
Support for restarting livelihoods and rebuilding community structures.
Reopening schools to minimize the impact of the conflict on children’s education.
A generation of children and their families are enduring unimaginable suffering. At this critical moment, they need your support more than ever.
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To Provide Life-Saving Aid, Food Security, Protection, and Hope for a Resilient Future
