Syria Emergency Appeal

The Current Crisis

Since November 2024, violence in northwest Syria has intensified, with ongoing hostilities spreading across Idlib, Aleppo, and Hama. The civilian population in these regions continues to suffer from heavy airstrikes, shelling, and ground fighting, exacerbating an already dire humanitarian crisis.

Within a week of escalating hostilities, at least 69 civilians, including 26 children and 11 women, were killed in northwest Syria. In addition, 228 others were reportedly injured, including 88 children and 53 women, nearly two-thirds of the total casualties.

Thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes in search of safety, and many are now living in overcrowded camps with limited access to basic necessities, including food, clean water, and medical care. This humanitarian appeal for Syria is more vital than ever, as countless families face daily survival challenges amidst the violence.

Impact on Civilians

The conflict has caused widespread destruction of infrastructure, including homes, hospitals, schools, and markets. The United Nations has reported a sharp increase in casualties, with hundreds of civilians, including women and children, injured or killed in the recent escalation. Displacement has left families vulnerable, with limited access to food, clean water, medical care, and shelter. The need for Syria emergency appeal efforts has never been more critical, as we aim to alleviate the suffering of the most vulnerable populations.

Our Vision

At Al Qulub Trust, we are committed to providing immediate relief to those affected by the crisis in Syria. Our Syria emergency appeal focuses on delivering essential aid, including:

• Food Assistance: Distribution of food packages to displaced families and vulnerable communities.
• Medical Aid: Providing life-saving medical supplies, equipment, and support to local health facilities.
• Shelter Support: Offering tents and temporary shelter to those who have lost their homes.
• Water & Sanitation: Ensuring access to clean drinking water and sanitation facilities to prevent the spread of disease.
• Heating & Clothing: Providing essential winter clothing and heating supplies to protect families from the harsh conditions.