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Every day, millions of Syrian children face injustice, violence, discrimination, and food insecurity around the world. Too many are struggling to find basic necessities amid the ongoing war. Please join us in our efforts to provide assistance and support to these vulnerable children. Together, we can make a difference in their lives and help them overcome the challenges they face. Your contribution, whether big or small, can make a meaningful impact.
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Children Education
Our Impact On Education
Amidst the ongoing conflict in Syria, Its been more than a decade, the country grapples with the most severe humanitarian crisis globally, with children’s education bearing a significant burden. United Nations reports indicate that approximately 5.8 million children and youth within Syria urgently require educational assistance, with 2.8 million Syrian children currently deprived of schooling. In certain regions, nearly half of surveyed families report having at least one child unable to attend school.
Syria’s basic education system ranks among the lowest worldwide, exacerbating the pressing need to educate millions of children. Education serves as a vital tool for children to address trauma and acquire essential life skills, empowering them to sustain themselves and their families in the future.
Children Education
Our Impact On Education
Amidst the ongoing conflict in Syria, Its been more than a decade, the country grapples with the most severe humanitarian crisis globally, with children’s education bearing a significant burden. United Nations reports indicate that approximately 5.8 million children and youth within Syria urgently require educational assistance, with 2.8 million Syrian children currently deprived of schooling. In certain regions, nearly half of surveyed families report having at least one child unable to attend school.
Syria’s basic education system ranks among the lowest worldwide, exacerbating the pressing need to educate millions of children. Education serves as a vital tool for children to address trauma and acquire essential life skills, empowering them to sustain themselves and their families in the future.
Food Aid
Impact Through Food Assistance
As per the United Nations, nine out of ten Syrians presently grapple with poverty, facing challenges in acquiring essential food and non-food items crucial for household survival. With sixty percent of the population at risk of food insecurity, this marks the highest percentage recorded during the Syrian conflict. Inside Syria, nearly 7 million individuals have been displaced from their homes.
Orphans of syria extends vital support to thousands of registered families through its monthly provision of food baskets. Additionally, we supply milk and baby formula to 20,000 vulnerable families with infants and young children.
Food Aid
Impact Through Food Assistance
As per the United Nations, nine out of ten Syrians presently grapple with poverty, facing challenges in acquiring essential food and non-food items crucial for household survival. With sixty percent of the population at risk of food insecurity, this marks the highest percentage recorded during the Syrian conflict. Inside Syria, nearly 7 million individuals have been displaced from their homes.
Orphans of syria extends vital support to thousands of registered families through its monthly provision of food baskets. Additionally, we supply milk and baby formula to 20,000 vulnerable families with infants and young children.
Healthcare Support
Amidst the prolonged Syrian conflict, approximately 175 medical facilities have been obliterated, and a staggering 700 medical personnel have tragically lost their lives. Further exacerbating the crisis, half of the country’s physicians have fled, leaving Syria with one of the most dire healthcare systems globally. The pervasive poverty has drained all resources, resulting in a scarcity of qualified medical personnel, inadequate administration of vital vaccines and medical supplies, fuel shortages affecting ambulances and field hospital generators, and heightened challenges in delivering urgent medical aid. Regrettably, the situation shows no signs of improvement.
Why Syria?
The Syrian Civil War
The Syrian conflict, Its been more than a decade, and it still remains one of the most significant refugee crises in recent history. Since its onset on March 15, 2011, the Syrian populace has endured immense suffering, resulting in the loss of countless lives due to conflict-related circumstances. Over 80% of Syrians endure extreme poverty, surviving on less than £1.50 per day. The rapid deterioration of the Syrian nation is evident, with widespread displacement and devastation.
The scale of devastation can be quantified by the numbers alone. With over 6.8 million Syrian refugees and asylum-seekers, an additional 6.7 million individuals are internally displaced within the country. This totals to approximately 13.5 million people, reflecting the grim reality of over half of the nation’s population being forcibly displaced. Of this staggering figure, an estimated 11.2 million Syrian nationals require urgent humanitarian assistance. It is disheartening to note that half of the population hardest hit by the refugee crisis comprises children.
Syria Crisis In Numbers
The conflict in Syria has given rise to the largest humanitarian crisis since World War II. Despite Syria representing less than one percent of the global population, its citizens constitute almost one-third of the world’s refugees.
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Our Journey
According to the UN, the conflict that engulfed Syria in 2011 has plunged over half of the nation’s population, approximately 13.4 million people, into urgent need of assistance. With the largest refugee population globally
now originating from Syria, the severity of the crisis has prompted the UN to launch its most extensive appeal for aid in history. Entire cities and villages lie in ruins, essential infrastructure stands demolished, families are displaced, and vulnerable individuals, including orphans and widows, are left without the means to survive.
