Syria Relief & Development

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and admitted for intensive treatment. His mother recalls feeling safe for the first time, as the medical staff treated them with compassion and dignity, providing everything from tests and medication to continuous care and support.

With no equipped medical centers nearby, she searched desperately for help until she was directed to SRD’s Al-Firdous Hospital in Daret Azza. Despite the difficult journey, Ahmed was received immediately, diagnosed with a serious kidney infection,

In one of #Aleppo’s poorest neighborhoods, a 32-year-old mother struggles to care for her family of six amid ongoing shortages in basic services, especially #healthcare. When her 1-year-and-7-month-old son Ahmed developed a high fever that wouldn’t subside, fear set in.

Thank you for being part of our community, and we wish you and your loved ones a joyful holiday season.

#HappyHolidays from all of us at SRD. We wish you a season filled with peace, warmth, and hope. As we reflect on the year, we are grateful for your continued support and compassion, which help us make a positive impact in the lives of those we serve.

while also supporting women and children with #nutrition monitoring and #psychosocial care. Every month, nearly 5,000 people receive critical care and hope.

Al-Rifaa Women’s & Maternity Hospital, is a lifeline for over 100,000 people in Jindires—the only specialized hospital in the area. Open 24/7, it provides free #maternal and #newborn care, emergency services, lab testing, and medications,

Help these future innovators start their education with the tools they deserve, and give them the opportunity to thrive

Your support can change that. With just $25, you can provide a full set of school supplies for one student, $100 will equip four students, and $500 can outfit an entire classroom with the resources needed for success.

Students at Global School, from K-12, are full of potential and eager to learn, but without the basic tools—like backpacks, notebooks, and digital resources—they can’t fully realize their dreams.

These #EarlyChildhoodDevelopment (ECD) programs create safe, nurturing spaces where children can learn, play, and recover from the impacts of crisis. Together, we’re building brighter futures—one child at a time.

Through initiatives like Ahlan Simsim, #SRD is providing vital psychosocial #support and child protection services — helping children and families thrive, heal, and grow stronger together.

As more Syrians return home and the need for care grows, resources are stretched thin. Together, we can ensure every pregnancy ends in safety, and every baby begins life strong. everypregnancy.org/srd

safe deliveries, emergency C-sections, and vital postnatal support. In the past year, we’ve delivered 13,111 babies—including 1,683 life-saving C-sections.

Motherhood should begin with care, dignity, and hope—not fear. In #Syria, too many women face #childbirth without access to safe care. That’s why SRD, in collaboration with Every Pregnancy, is working to change that through SRD’s four birthing centers and hospitals that provide

Reaching around 3,500 people every month, the center stands as a lifeline of hope and healing for communities in need.

The Karam Al-Zaytoun Health Center offers free and vital #healthcare services to displaced families in Yazibagh, Ma’arin, and nearby areas in northern #Aleppo—providing care in emergency medicine, pediatrics, women’s health, maternity, malnutrition treatment, and more.

alongside their peers. From all of us—and the children you’ve helped—thank you for making this Eid unforgettable.

This past Eid al-Adha, thanks to the generosity of our amazing #donors, #SRD and SEMA brought smiles to hundreds of vulnerable children through our #Eid event! Children received new clothes and gifts, giving them the chance to celebrate with joy, dignity, and a sense of safety

Now, Ahmad is back in school, confident and happy. “Thank you, I don’t work anymore. I learn, play, and sleep happily. My mom works from home now.” His story shows how targeted support can change lives and restore childhoods.

At 13, Ahmad was forced to work alongside his mother in harsh conditions in Al-Risala Camp, #Syria, with little time for school or rest. Thanks to SRD’s Khatwa Center, he received #psychosocialsupport, #school supplies, and counseling, while his mother joined a parenting program.