Transforming humanitarian action

Disability, age and fear of being bombed shouldn’t stop you from accessing healthcare. Our health staff believe this passionately - which is why they’re risking their lives to help the most vulnerable. #Rise4Idlib #CommunityHealthHeroes

We will give children arriving at camps protection kits to support them to be the children they were before bombs started falling around them. Please help us to support them now. #Rise4Idlib

Our hospital in Idlib was just bombed to the ground. So we're bringing hospitals to the people instead. Support our campaign to provide mobile health centres for people in Idlib's camps. #Rise4Idlib

Over 150,000 people have been displaced in Northwest Syria due to renewed heavy bombing - many without any access to food or shelter. We will be identifying the most vulnerable and ensuring they receive 1 squre meal per day.  Support us now and #Rise4Idlib

Women in Syria are needlessly dying during childbirth due to a lack of qualified midwives. Please contribute to our campaign and help save the lives of more Syrian mothers and their babies. #MidwivesSaveLives

Thousands of Syrians are living in camps where they lack even the most basic personal care and household items. Please contribute to our campaign to help families avoid deadly diseases and live with dignity.  #GiveHealthGiveLife

Hope Hospital for children will close if it can not acquire urgent funding. Let’s come together to keep hearts beating. #KeeptheLightofHope

Eastern Ghouta is in a state of emergency. Around 400,000 civilians are trapped, suffering starvation and intensive bombing, with schools and medical facilities being deliberately targeted. Aid can't yet reach these people – but our crucial psychosocial support can. We urgently need funding to continue to provide this vital lifeline.

In the rural areas near Damascus people are starving. Help give these communities the tools to ensure their own food security one mushroom at a time. When they can grow their own food, they can grow their own future.

Syria’s ‘lost generation’ of children is growing up knowing only war. Help us to reach and teach them by giving them the tools to cope with all they've seen, letting them feel the lost joy of play and allowing them to hope again.

Syrian women in Al Ghouta are exposed to continuous shellıng, starvation, and little access to healthcare, all without an opportunity to leave their homes. They desperately need psychological support. You can help make sure they get it.