World Vision Syria Response

After months of worry, a mother in #Syria finally began to see hope for her daughter’s #health. Through nutrition support provided by @WorldVisionSR, her daughter received the care and supplements needed to improve her health step by step.

With support from @BMZ_Bund , @WorldVisionSR’s Field Farming School project is helping farmers strengthen skills, improve income, and build resilient livelihoods through sustainable agricultural techniques 🌱 Supporting long-term food security across the region. @WVGermany

Through the @MofaJapan_jp funded #education project, #schools in Sahab are being transformed into safe, fully equipped learning spaces for students 📚 Stay tuned for the transformation! @WorldVisionJPN

@WVSR in Azraq Camp brought families together through engaging activities last month, including a fun-filled open day and an initiatives showroom featuring an open day and interactive exhibitions. Together, these activities create safe spaces for learning, connection, and hope.

Sarah*, once faced #bullying, found her voice through psychosocial support sessions in the #Protection and #Education Project. She is one of 200 children in #Syria whose lives have been changed through this initiative. wvi.org/stories/syria-…

@WorldVisionSR hosted a senior UN visit to a displacement camp in NW #Syria to hear from families about urgent needs. With support from @WFP_Syria, monthly #food and #cashassistance is provided to nearly 12K vulnerable families & support is expanding to hospitals and schools.

With no stable income, Ammar* turned to #solar energy training through @WorldVisionSR , funded by @BMZ_Bund , building a #sustainable future for his #family. To read more click here: lnkd.in/dDaa9meV

"My dreams are to see my children successful and to see a rebuilt Syria, and to have my own project: a World Vision-inspired kindergarten," says Alma*. In Azraq Refugee Camp in Jordan, Alma teaches Syrian children at a World Vision kindergarten, part of the Road to Resilience project. Alma shares how she takes a compassionate approach in her work and how she believes @WorldVisionSR's education project has had a positive impact on children. *Name changed to protect identity

Children are the most impacted in times of conflict! Check out Khaled’s story as he returns back to education through World Vision Syria Response after four years! @WorldVisionAus @wvtaiwan

Families in #Syria are still facing one of the world’s most forgotten crises, poverty, limited services, and clinics shutting down when support runs out. @WorldVisionSR remains present, working to help children and families access essential health and nutrition support.

Through @WFP_Syria support, local organisations across #Syria are receiving comprehensive career-building sessions, strengthening their teams, sharpening their skills, and empowering them to better serve the communities they support. Check out this video showing impact!

At @WorldVisionsr, inclusion is at the heart of our work. We are committed to supporting Syrians from all backgrounds, including people with disabilities, through #health, #education, and #livelihoods services. Check out this video to witness the impact!

Vice President for the Humanitarian and Emergency Affairs, Edward Brown, talks about his moving visit to #Syria, where Syrians are getting lifesaving support through the @WFP_Syria funded #food assistance project.

Recently, we have rehabilitated 15 schools in Rural Damascus as we make it our priority to contribute in providing a bright future to the children of #Syria. Response Director, Emmanuel Isch, talks about our impact on the schools and education! lnkd.in/dif2S9Q2

Since 2014, @WorldVisionSR has remained committed to standing with the most vulnerable, supporting children and families through crisis and recovery, reflecting years of presence, partnership, and unwavering commitment in #Syria.

15 years after #Syria's conflict , over 7 million #children still need humanitarian assistance. In 2025, @WorldVisionSR reached 2.5M children with #food, #water, #education, #protection & #psychosocial support. Read the latest PR: 🔗 lnkd.in/dbbQjSUe #Turkiye #Jordan

This year marks a turning point, the first anniversary since the conflict ended in #Syria. But humanitarian needs remain urgent. #Syrian #children and families continue to show extraordinary resilience. Hope remains. Read more: lnkd.in/dwY62jcS

"Every new strike increases the broader regional crisis that will be borne primarily by civilians, especially children and women who have already been disproportionately impacted." Regional Directors of 14 INGOs, including #WorldVision, are deeply concerned at the accelerating military escalation across the Middle East. Read the statement in full: ow.ly/Cvlk50YpbiW #MiddleEastCrisis #IranCrisis #Iran

Every moment of escalation puts more lives at risk. #WorldVision calls for the immediate #protection of #children and #families and urges all parties to de-escalate the #conflict. The #safety of #civilians must be the top priority. Read our full press release here: wvi.org/newsroom/world… #MiddleEastCrisis #MiddleEast #CallforPeace #ProtectionofCivilians

Ramadan Mubarak! @WorldVisionSR wishes you a month filled with peace and blessings!