SYRIA: URGENT HELP NEEDED
For more than a decade, Syria has endured relentless conflict, leaving millions of people in despair.
The ICRC, in cooperation with the Syrian Arab Red Crescent, supports the most vulnerable people and works to enable better access to food and medical services. It also rehabilitates water and sanitation networks across the country and helps people rebuild their livelihoods.
The ICRC has been present in Syria since 1967, working to ensure that victims of armed conflict receive the humanitarian protection and assistance they are entitled to and help vulnerable communities meet their essential needs. Together with partners in the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, we aim to continue this work for as long as necessary. But we need your help to do so.
Please give now so our teams can continue to help. Thank you for your support.
For more than a decade, Syria has endured relentless conflict, leaving millions of people in despair.
The ICRC, in cooperation with the Syrian Arab Red Crescent, supports the most vulnerable people and works to enable better access to food and medical services. It also rehabilitates water and sanitation networks across the country and helps people rebuild their livelihoods.
The ICRC has been present in Syria since 1967, working to ensure that victims of armed conflict receive the humanitarian protection and assistance they are entitled to and help vulnerable communities meet their essential needs. Together with partners in the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, we aim to continue this work for as long as necessary. But we need your help to do so.
Please give now so our teams can continue to help. Thank you for your support.
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