The aim of the project is to create space for children so that they can be distracted from the daily routine of war. This kindergarten provides shelter and employment for refugee children. In order to make everything child-friendly, the following utensils are necessary, among others: Toys & educational material Kitchen area Furniture (inside and outside)…
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The aim of the project is to provide a space for different age and social groups. The following activities will be carried out: care for the disabled (all age groups) psychological care for victims of the civil war (refugee families, loss of family members) Workshops / seminars (education) First aid courses Computer courses (5 –…
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The aim of the project is to support internally displaced persons (IDPs) with children. Since the war, the prices for school supplies, if available at all, have risen very sharply. Families are no longer able to buy school supplies for their children. In order for the children to continue attending school and to be able…
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The aim of the project is to support internally displaced persons (IDPs) with babies and small children in order to ensure adequate nutrition for the children. Since the war, many families are no longer able to buy basic food, let alone baby food in form of milk and powder. Project partner: Syriac Cross Relief &…
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The aim of the project is to provide food parcels to internally displaced persons (IDPs), as the war has made food almost unaffordable for people who have lost everything. An adequate supply of food is another important element in preventing the spread of diseases and damage caused by malnutrition. Project partner: Syriac Cross Relief &…
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The aim of the project is to provide winter clothing for internally displaced persons (IDPs). Many of those who fled were only able to take the most urgent items with them and often only own what they wear on their bodies. Sufficient winter clothing is an important part of the precautionary measures to prevent further…
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Baby milk and baby food were distributed among needy families in Homs province.
In recent years, shelters and household items could be organised for numerous families.
Food and hygiene kits were provided for the Yazidi refugees from the Sinjar Mountains suffering from severe persecution in the Nawroz refugee camp.
Social care and other activities were organised for the often traumatised local and refugee children.