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Hostilities in Idleb continue to escalate, resulting in one of the largest attacks in north-west Syria since 2019. Since October 5th, shelling and airstrikes have devastated over 50 communities, including Idleb city, Ariha, and Jisr al-Shughour.
Tragically, 16 lives, including five women and two children, have been lost, with 81 more injured.
Additionally, in the past two days, at least four schools have been damaged as well as a mosque and marketplaces with attacks continuing, worsening the already dire humanitarian crisis in the Syria.
Immediate action is needed to support the affected families. Donate now and save lives in Syria.
The Syrian crisis has become the largest refugee and displacement crisis in the world. 12 years of relentless violence has killed over 500 000 thousand people thus far, torn families apart and left millions of people displaced in Syria. The ongoing conflict has led to more than 6 million people being internally displaced while 5.6 million Syrians have fled their homes, seeking safety in refugee camps in neighbouring countries such as Iraq, Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey. 14.6 million of Syria’s total population of 17 million is in dire need of humanitarian assistance. A staggering 50% of those suffering from this conflict is children.
The destruction and devastation caused by the ongoing war has destroyed healthcare systems, schools, homes and vital infrastructure. The difficulties within Syria has intensified over the years and has left more than 80% of the population living below the poverty line. Underprivileged
We cannot comprehend the suffering and pain that the Syrian people are experiencing. The circumstances they find themselves in are intensifying and their necessities are increasing. We are duty-bound to act swiftly in their assistance.
Since the commencement of the crisis in 2011, has Islamic Relief made their presence felt and provided emergency relief and humanitarian aid to millions of vulnerable people across Syria, as well as refugee camps in neighbouring countries such as Iraq, Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey.
We assess the needs of those suffering and provide these vulnerable people with the basic essential towards their survival.
Islamic relief has provided vital healthcare support to 1.2 million people in Syria. Physiotherapy and recovery items such as splints, mobility assistance devices, crutches, and braces have been provided to those most in need. Islamic Relief also supports more than 15 hospitals in Syria while establishing and supporting the only heart surgery centre in Syria.
Islamic Relief is delivering lifesaving healthcare interventions and has supported more than 1.2 million people in Syria. Physiotherapy and recovery items such as splints, mobility assistance devices, crutches, and braces have been provided to those most in need. We are running healthcare facilities such as mobile emergency units, health centres and specialist dialysis centres, and have also established and supported the only heart surgery centre in Syria.
Through your support and donations have we contributed millions in financial support towards the alleviation of the Syrian people. Unfortunately, more needs to be done to help save the lives of the Syrian people in Syria and at refugee camps in surrounding countries.
The people of Syria need our assistance for their survival. Their needs are increasing drastically and we are obliged to act swiftly.
Your support will:
Syria is in need of the basic essentials to sustain their lives: food, clothing, healthcare, shelter, and household and hygiene items. You are able to facilitate their needs and provide them with the essentials towards their survival.
We can make a difference in the lives of the Syrian people. Your support, donations and contributions will give hope and smiles to the millions suffering in Syria.
Eleven years since the outbreak of conflict in Syria, millions of people are struggling to survive.
A staggering six million people have been displaced from their homes and the cost of basic items has increased 20 times since the outbreak of war.