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In these difficult days, with the spread of the Coronavirus disease around the world, efforts are required from everybody to change their lifestyles. It's complicated for some, very hard for others: between concerns for loved ones and grief over the loss of a loved one.
However, we should not forget the war in Syria, where the increasing number of residents and refugees are also affected by the Covid-
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Mar Apr
2020
Our actions:
• Distribution of meals in Idlib
• Coal distribution
• Distribution of meals to 230 orphans for several months
Jan
2020
Our actions:
• Distribution of meals in Syria for the months of May / June
• Distribution of $50 to 200 families
• Distribution of clothes and meals in Gaziantep
• Rent and supplies for the families of Gaziantep orphans have been paid
Jul
2019
Our actions:
• Fuel distribution in Syria
• Distribution of winter clothes for children
• Distribution of charcoal + wood
• All water heaters ordered in December for fifteen families have been paid for and installed
Apr
2019
Our actions:
• Regular distributions of various financial supports
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• News from our orphans
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• Medical funding
Dec
2018
Our actions:
• Ramadan distributions in May and June
• Winter actions and emergencies
• News from Rime
• Naïma and Barra
• Our various projects
Jul Aug
2018
Our actions:
• Regular distributions of various financial support
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• News from Rime
• Our various project
Jan
2018
Our actions:
• Regular distributions of various financial support
• Summer actions
• News from Rime
• Our various projects
Jul Aug
2017
News
Although hostilities have declined significantly since the ceasefire in early March, the humanitarian situation in North-
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Jun
2020
THANKS
Dear donors,
We thank you once again for your generosity. Thanks to your donations, we were able to distribute 15,400 crates of bread to 2,250 displaced families, who are currently living in camps in the Maaret Tamisrin sub-
Even if it is still too little, this bread helped improve the extremely difficult living conditions of the refugees for a few days.
"It was merely a bit of bread
But it had warmed my body through
And in my soul, it burns on still
In the way a great feast would do. "
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Once again, thank you for your support and loyalty.
Aug
2020
On the eve of the sad 10-
Unfortunately, the winter has been extremely difficult for the orphans and refugees. It has been particularly cold in Syria and Turkey this year.
Refugees in Idlib's are in Syria are living in makeshift tents where living conditions and hygienic standards are deplorable, allowing the Covid 19 epidemic to spread. They suffer from hunger and cold. They do not have access to infrastructure like hospitals and children are out of school. Furthermore, the Covid 19 epidemic has made it even more difficult to provide aid.
In Gaziantep, the orphans have been in lockdown. Swiss-
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Mar
2021
Since the last news in March, Swiss-
Here is a summary of our actions in the recent months:
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September:
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Syria is currently facing an outbreak of Covid 19 cases. The situation is very worrying in the camps for the displaced. With winter approaching and the epidemic, we are organizing a charcoal distribution campaign. If you wish to contribute, you must put the mention "WINTER" on the payments.
There are also still many children to sponsor.
Oct
2021
With this spring 2022 edition, we are giving you news of our actions:
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First, here is some good news: at the end of our trip last March, the Swiss-
We would like to share this award with you for your participation making this possible.
Thank you again.
Apr
2022
In May 2023, the Swiss-
Despite the terrible earthquake of 6 February 2023, our orphans are back in relatively "good" conditions. Some orphans lost their homes, but thanks to your generosity in the aftermath of the disaster, we were able to rehouse them temporarily or permanently. We inspected the homes that were still intact. Despite this, they have suffered a great deal of damage and we have found cracks in almost all the houses. We are continuing to look for permanent accommodation for some families, but there is a shortage of homes, and we need to be patient. Some families, although living in accommodation that was already too small, have taken in other families who lost theirs in the earthquake. We were very touched by this solidarity, and we in turn
offered to provide them with financial and/or medical assistance.
May
2023
As part of the humanitarian care and orphan sponsorship program, the Swiss-
During the project period, medical follow-
to address over 213 urgent and critical medical cases:
1. Treatment of congenital anomalies.
2. Treatment of war injuries in orphaned children, including amputations and removal of shrapnel fragments.
3. Conducting plastic surgeries to restore skin and certain organs in some orphaned children who have suffered third-
4. Providing long-
5. Conducting therapeutic sessions (cognitive behavioral therapy and pharmacological intervention)
JAN
2024
Here is our newsletter for the beginning of the year 2024 to keep you informed of our latest actions.
In February 2023, following the earthquake in Syria and Turkey, we appealed urgently to your generosity. You responded massively to our call and once again showed exceptional generosity. Thanks to you, we were able to finance tents, food, mattresses, blankets, and urgent care. We even helped the employees of our partner who had lost their homes. Despite technical and logistical difficulties, we maintained continuous communication with our partner on the ground.
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We also made a new trip to Gaziantep last May. We visited over 215 orphans and their families. We went with a doctor, an interpreter, a psychologist, and a committee member. Each visited family received a $50 food card. We also paid for rent, mattresses, blankets, and water heaters. We visited the sick and set up a follow-
During this trip, we were immensely moved and joyful to see the progress of some of our orphaned children with health problems. Some even started walking, thanks to funding for physiotherapy sessions!
But we also met new orphans or families living in appalling conditions (unhealthy apartments, rats, lack of heating, etc.).
JAN
2024
A team made up of our emergency physician, psychologist, translator, and president traveled to Gaziantep to visit our orphans. The objective was to provide material, emotional, and psychological support to the orphans and to continue implementing our medical and psychological support project.
Around forty orphans and their families were visited. Unfortunately, the political and economic context is
challenging for displaced people. Since the earthquake, there has been a housing shortage in Gaziantep.
Additionally, the economic situation in Turkey is difficult, which has led to increased violence against Syrians, as well as more identity checks aimed at deporting them to the border.
During our meetings with the orphans and their families, we distributed small gifts. We also conducted individual consultations to better understand their psychological needs, along with medical check-