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2025 Humaniti Impact Report SYRIA

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SYRIA 2025 IMPACT REPORT TO G E T H ER WITH O UR DON O RS, W E BROUGHT LIFE-CHANGING SUPPORT TO MILLIONS OF LIVES I N SY R I A IN 2 0 2 4 A N D 2 0 2 5 .


THE S ITUATION IN SY RI A Due to years of conflict, millions of Syrians are displaced inside the country and abroad. Basic services are extremely fragile and much of the population struggles to meet daily needs.

16.5M

7.4M+

90% of the

2.0M+

Syrians need aid

population lives in poverty

are internally displaced

14.5M+ Syrians need aid

live in camps with no access to food, water or sanitation

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Humanitarian access is constrained, despite many needing emergency aid to survive. But this hasn’t stopped us from bringing life-changing support in as many forms as possible.

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Our work in the region

From emergency aid and basic essentials to healthcare, education and livelihood opportunities, our programs have brought immediate and longer-term support to Syrians in the following cities:

In collaboration with our partners, Humaniti has been working tirelessly to support Syrians inside the country, as well as refugees who have fled to neighbouring regions.

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In addition to delivering vital aid to those suffering extreme poverty and scarcity, we maintain ongoing support to Syrians affected by the 2023 earthquakes, and also assist Palestinian refugees throughout Syria.

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MAP OF SYRIA


EMERGENCY

WATER

165,760

Launched a football academy in Damascus to provide young refugees sports training, psychosocial support, and community engagement

lives impacted

62,620

lives impacted

1,200

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Operated an emergency kitchen and distributed meals to displaced families in Daraa

45,900

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Provided operational support and medicines for centres treating those with special needs, the elderly, displaced people, and returnees in Aleppo and Damascus

27,594

Provided ready-to-eat food packs, clean water supplies, blankets, mattresses and dignity kits to displaced families in Daraa

6,625

----------------------------------------------------Supplied heating fuel to schools and food packs to displaced families in Alhamidiyah city, Deir a Al-Zour

6,500

325

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718

52,650

----------------------------------------------------Distributed vouchers for essential supplies to vulnerable groups in Idlib

500

----------------------------------------------------Brought joy to underprivileged children in Idlib and Aleppo during Eid with cash Eidi, activities, toys and juice

450

----------------------------------------------------Restored homes for displaced Syrians in Damascus

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Installed a solar-powered clean water well supporting eight neighbouring villages in Tal Abyad

9,970

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Constructed the Rajm Anoua clean water well, which supplies 23 districts in the Tal Abyad community

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Restored Al Anater School in Douma so students can return to school and complete their education

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Supported vulnerable groups including women, orphans, the elderly and prison survivors during Ramadan with home visits, cash assistance, solar panels and food supplies in Damascus, Aleppo, Deir ez-Zor, Idlib, Homs, Hama, Daraa, Quneitra, Sweida, Latakia, Tartous

Repaired water wells and maintained sewage networks across Damascus, Aleppo and Hama

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HEALTH

ORPHANS

lives impacted

lives impacted

3,409,313 Rehabilitated the blood bank building in Deir AlZour, a Syrian community of

710 Renovated the Humaniti Health Centre to support the treatment of returnees living in Qusayr

1,650,000

Supporting orphaned children with Eid clothes, meals and psychosocial support in Al-Arida

2,752

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225

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Operated a mobile health clinic in Jindiris and Idlib, treating 15 camps of Syrian earthquake survivors and elderly widows

48,222

19,750

----------------------------------------------------Supported the operation of an autism and physical therapy centre for children in Tal-Abyad

38,524

Sponsoring Syrian orphans in Idlib, Tal Abyad and Azaz for 12 months, providing financial assistance to cover education, healthcare and nutritious food

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Reconstructed the third floor of the National Hospital in Deir Al-Zour

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Performed catheterization and cardiac procedures on children with congenital and acquired heart defects in Damascus

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FOOD

SHELTER

lives impacted

lives impacted

37,689 Established a kitchen providing daily meals to displaced families in camps across Idlib and Jindiris

10 Distributed nutritious food packs to displaced families in Damascus

375

18,150

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Provide Iftar meals daily for 30 days for displaced Syrians in the Yarmouk Camp

Distributed 258 Qurbani shares to families and orphaned children in Idlib and Tal-Abyad

Restored two homes and shelters in Zamalka and Ein Tarma for Syrian families, orphaned children and elderly returnees

10

300

15,684

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3,180

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Distributed food baskets to families and women-headed households in camps across North Aleppo and Jindiris during Ramadan

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Your donations made this possible

Supplied educational tools to support the economic empowerment and longterm independence of female former prisoners across Damascus, Aleppo and Idlib

Throughout 2024 and 2025, we brought change to over

EDUCATION

LIVELIHOOD

lives impacted

lives impacted

2,865 Revived Yarmouk High School in Yarmouk Camp, the largest Palestinian refugee camp in Syria, operating 27 classrooms

Renovated Al Westa school in Hama so Syrian refugee students can return to school and complete their education

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1,200

800

100

3,679,242

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865

Provided these former prisoners with financial support and psychosocial care to get them started

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Provided stationary support for students and teachers at Al Sawaiq school in Hama

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lives in Syria.

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We can change so many lives together We’re truly humbled by what our donors have helped us achieve in Syria so far. We’re sincerely grateful to have you on this journey with us and we hope you’ll continue to support our critical missions in the region and impact millions of Syrians in 2026!

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WAYS TO GIVE

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Give through our websites:

Mail a check:

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