Syrian Refugee Relief

Syrians are the largest, forcibly displaced population in the world. 90% live in poverty, 11 million lack essentials, and the health system has collapsed. With only 46% of the humanitarian needs met, the UN aid falls short. Beyond borders, 6.8 million Syrian refugees reshape demographics, underscoring the far-reaching anguish of this enduring crisis. HHRD's Middle East North Africa (MENA) team has been delivering relief through 13 programs to 1 million+ Syrian refugees since 2012.

HHRD MENA serves 500,000+ Syrian refugees yearly in Jordan, Lebanon, Turkey, and inside Syria (through Turkey) with its humanitarian programs and projects. Additionally, HHRD is currently implementing the largest shelter relief project consisting of:

• Two villages in the Azaz area near Aleppo--each includes 500 houses, a play area, mosque, shops, a school and a medical clinic.
• A tent village in the Afrin area Aleppo with 359 tents and 10 big service tents to use as a mosque, learning center, and community meeting place.
• 260 washroom units--each includes 9 toilets, a washroom, and bathroom.