An independent medical organization. Providing healthcare for people in need in #Syria | منظمة طبيّة مستقلّة. نقدّم الرعاية الصحيّة للناس الأكثر حاجة في سوريا
#Syria: Since December 2024, around 1.7 million refugees who had fled the country and 1.9 million internally displaced people have returned to their communities. #MSF is supporting water and sanitation activities to help restore access to safe water in areas of return.👇
1/3 On 24 September, Nawa National Hospital, supported by MSF, received five people injured in an explosion around 350 metres from the health facility.
2/3 MSF teams in coordination with Directorate of Health teams triaged and treated cases, referring two patients for specialised care. One person was pronounced dead on arrival.
3/3 In Syria, explosive incidents continue to pose serious risks to civilians and place additional pressure on health services recovering from almost 14 years of conflict. MSF continues to support emergency preparedness and access to care in affected areas.
Healthcare needs remain high in Daraa, southern #Syria. Over the past year, #MSF has worked with the Directorate of Health to strengthen services at Nawa National Hospital, where 3,140 births were assisted and 315 newborns received care. Read more: msf-lebanon.org/news/strengt…
Years of conflict, displacement and economic hardship have created significant mental health needs in Daraa. Yousef Hannou, #MSF Mental Health Activity Manager, explains the challenges people face and how MSF provides mental health and psychosocial support in #Syria.👇
Despite incipient recovery over the past year, significant gaps remain across Daraa’s healthcare system. Substantial support is still needed to ensure patients can access consistent, good-quality care closer to home..more: msf-lebanon.org/news/strengt…#Syria#MSF
After years of war, the health system in Daraa, southern #Syria, still faces shortages of staff, medicines and essential services. Since July 2025, #MSF has worked with the Directorate of Health to support Nawa National Hospital..#watch:
(1/3) In Homs governorate, families who fled the war are returning home to Furqlus and surrounding areas. In May 2026, MSF in collaboration with Homs Directorate of Health (DoH) started supporting Al-Furqlus Primary Health Care Centre (PHCC).
(2/3) MSF team have helped rehabilitate the facility, installed electricity power systems and backups, regular medical and non-medical supplies. It covers the community, serving more than 30,000 returnees and residents.
(3/3) Between May and June 2026, the PHCC received above 2,000 outpatient consultations.
MSF has been also supporting Al-Khalediya PHCC in Homs since July 2025, plus the governorate’s only blood diseases centre and blood bank. For people returning home, healthcare is essential.
📢(1/2) Médecins Sans Frontières(@MSF) has recently completed the rehabilitation works at Omar bin Al Khatab healthcare center in #Raqqa. On 12 August 2026, the Directorate of Health and MSF inaugurated the center, which aims to strengthen access to essential healthcare services.
📢(2/2) The newly rehabilitated facility provides outpatient consultations, mental health care, treatment for malnutrition, and care for people living with non-communicable diseases, alongside health promotion activities, laboratory services, and a pharmacy.
📢(1/2) On 25 July, a mother in #Al_Bukamal Maternity Hospital safely gave birth by C-section, the first surgical delivery at the city's new maternity hospital. Mother and baby are doing well.
📢 (2/2) The 32-bed hospital, run by @MSF and the Directorate of Health, brings free maternity care back to #Deir_ez_Zor: safe childbirth, checkups, family planning & support for survivors of violence.
📢 (1/3) Alongside medical services, @MSF teams in Syria carry out complementary logistics activities that help reduce the risk of waterborne diseases and enhance our ability to deliver #healthcare.
📢 (2/3) Recently, in cooperation with the #Aleppo Water Directorate, our teams equipped Tartan borehole, in the southern part of Anjara town, with a solar power system consisting of 112 solar panels, as well as pumping equipment and supplies.
📢 (3/3) At @MSF, we continue to carry out these complementary activities across #Syria, to improve communities access to essential services and support the return of displaced people to their towns and villages. Access to safe drinking water remains one of most critical needs.