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After last year’s wildfires, Ali (34) is rebuilding his home and future in rural #Lattakia with support from #SARC.
Self-recovery grants helped 55 families rehabilitate damaged homes across 7 villages in rural Lattakia, with support from #SHF.
To improve access to essential healthcare, @ICRC, @SYRedCrescent & the Idleb Directorate of Health established a Specialized Diabetes Care Center in #Idleb Governorate, providing diagnosis, treatment, follow-up & health education for people living with diabetes.
Building life-saving skills! 37 children in #Aleppo learned basic first aid CPR and emergency response through practical training led by #SyrianArabRedCrescent supported by @ifrc
📍Syria | Years of armed conflict led many families to leave behind their homes, land and livelihoods in search of safety.
Together with @SYRedCrescent, @ICRC_sy distributed food and essential household items to 257 returnee families in Sheikh Sandian and Ghaniya, helping them meet some of their immediate basic needs.
ALT After armed conflict forced them to flee for years, families are returning to their villages, reconnecting with their communities and beginning to rebuild their lives. This is how we\u2019re supporting them as they start over.
ALT Over 250 families who returned to the villages of Sheikh Sandian and Ghaniya in southern rural Idlib were able to cover their immediate basic needs with the food and essential household items we\u2019ve distributed alongside the Syrian Arab Red Crescent.
ALT The house is destroyed, but the olive trees are still there, and they are helping us continue this life.\u201D Abu Fares, 80 years old, returned to his village after ten years of displacement.
ALT I waited more than 14 years to return. But home was no longer as I remembered it. The fear of explosive remnants of war still affects our sense of safety.\u201D Umm al-Nour She and her family are finding ways to rebuild their lives, despite difficult living conditions.
After 3 years away from school, 12-year-old Farah is back in the classroom. With a wheelchair and rehabilitation support from #SyrianArabRedCrescent and @ifrc , she is moving closer to her dream.
Photo: Mahmoud Ahmad Mullahmad
After years without reliable water, more than 500 families in Al-Sahriya and Al-Khalidiya, rural #Hama, now have access to clean water. With @SYRedCrescent and Hama Water Board, the @ICRC rehabilitated a well using solar-powered pumping, helping restore & sustain water services.
In Deir ez-Zor’s Airport neighborhood, #SyrianArabRedCrescent is supporting recovery through a multi-sector project that includes rehabilitating 150 homes, 50 shops, a health clinic, water networks, and street lighting, with support from @ifrc .
#SyrianArabRedCrescent trained 24 volunteers and staff on International Humanitarian Law, preparing future trainers to expand IHL awareness across SARC branches and local communities, in partnership with @ICRC .
In Damascus, #SyrianArabRedCrescent trained 13 volunteers and staff from water and rehabilitation projects on problem-solving, teamwork, and management skills, in partnership with @ICRC .
After 9 days of intensive training and field simulations, 25 volunteers in #Tartous completed Advanced First Aid Training, strengthening emergency response skills in CPR, trauma care and safe patient transport. #SyrianArabRedCrescent
In Al-Otaibah, Rural #Damascus, #SyrianArabRedCrescent conducted a non-technical survey to identify ERW hazards and support the safe implementation of a livestock project, with support from @ICRC .
Working with communities to create cleaner and safer neighborhoods, #SyrianArabRedCrescent distributed 90 waste bins across #Aleppo Old City as part of a @ifrc -supported Disaster Risk Reduction program.
#SARC volunteers in #Sweida continue raising awareness of the dangers of landmines and explosive remnants of war. Through community sessions and home visits, residents learn to recognize these hazards, adopt safer behaviors, and protect their families, with support from @ICRC.
Throughout the #Hama Spring Festival 2026, volunteers of the #SyrianArabRedCrescent provided medical, awareness-raising, and support services to help ensure the safety and well-being of visitors and create a welcoming and supportive environment for all.
Volunteers from #SyrianArabRedCrescent in #Aleppo engaged 93 primary school students in a fun, interactive activity promoting handwashing, oral hygiene, and lice prevention at Hardatnin School in rural Nubbul. @roteskreuz_de
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35 community health educators were trained in villages across #Aleppo by the #SyrianArabRedCrescent, with support from the @roteskreuz_de , to deliver awareness sessions and community health services, including first aid, health screening, and data collection.
Returning home brings hope, but also challenges. To support returnee families, #SyrianArabRedCrescent distributed non-food items to 2,246 families in 53 villages across eastern #Hama, with support from @UNHCRinSYRIA .