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Featured Stories

A Syrian mother’s dream to see her children free from hunger and suffering

Um Muhammad shares, “This food is more than just meals; it’s hope. It means my children will have the strength to keep going, to dream of a better future.”...

Painting lives with blue

Painting lives with blue

Painting lives with blue

Ali and his child

When nothing becomes everything

There’s no escape from the blistering summer heat or the biting winter cold. The walls of your tent barely shield you and your children from the elements.

Maher doing the a famous move with his teacher Idil, World Vision Syria Response– Samer Asaid

Psychosocial Support

It's not just a centre, it's home

The LIFT Center in Kilis symbolizes resilience and hope, offering refugee families and the local Turkish community solace and support.

ENOUGH/ Malnutrition

ENOUGH Is ENOUGH: child hunger

ENOUGH Is ENOUGH- Child Hunger

Finance Empowerment

Ultra Poor Graduation Approach

World Vision Syria Response launched a multi-layered intervention tackling the root cause of poverty targeting 64000 households with the following services...

Samer

No loud words, just reality

HUNGER CRISIS, FOOD INSECURITY, MALNOUISHEMENT, SEVERE ACUTE MALNUTRITION, CHILD STUNTING, MATERNAL MANLUTRMENT.

Health/ Nutrition/ ENOUGH

1,000 days after

World Vision Syria Response introduces the 1K Days Project where various health-related services including nutrition are provided to the earthquake...

A Syrian mother’s dream to see her children free from hunger and suffering

Um Muhammad shares, “This food is more than just meals; it’s hope. It means my children will have the strength to keep going, to dream of a better future.”...

Painting lives with blue

Painting lives with blue

Painting lives with blue

Ali and his child

When nothing becomes everything

There’s no escape from the blistering summer heat or the biting winter cold. The walls of your tent barely shield you and your children from the elements.

Maher doing the a famous move with his teacher Idil, World Vision Syria Response– Samer Asaid

Psychosocial Support

It's not just a centre, it's home

The LIFT Center in Kilis symbolizes resilience and hope, offering refugee families and the local Turkish community solace and support.

ENOUGH/ Malnutrition

ENOUGH Is ENOUGH: child hunger

ENOUGH Is ENOUGH- Child Hunger

Finance Empowerment

Ultra Poor Graduation Approach

World Vision Syria Response launched a multi-layered intervention tackling the root cause of poverty targeting 64000 households with the following services...

Samer

No loud words, just reality

HUNGER CRISIS, FOOD INSECURITY, MALNOUISHEMENT, SEVERE ACUTE MALNUTRITION, CHILD STUNTING, MATERNAL MANLUTRMENT.

Health/ Nutrition/ ENOUGH

1,000 days after

World Vision Syria Response introduces the 1K Days Project where various health-related services including nutrition are provided to the earthquake...

Um Khaled* with her children in front of her house World Vision Syria Response - Zaher Jaber

Disability Inclusion

Um Khaled and her children - feeling their way through life

Um Khaled and Her Children- Feeling Their Way Through Life

Welcome to my home

Salam* 12 like millions of other displaced Syrians, lost her home to conflict. As of this moment, she lives in a tent along with the rest of her family. We...

Sarah with her children. World Vision Syria Response Partner, Shafak Organisation

Women Empowerment

Overcoming another stepping stone

Sarah's* Journey to empowerment

MFAT

Eagle Eye

Hello Everyone, my name is Mehmet* and I am 13 years old. Like some other children, I ended up wearing glasses three years ago. They have become my...

Syrian refugee child wearing an orange gilet in front of a white tent

Syria's children

Earthquake-affected unaccompanied and separated Syrian children shouldn’t fend for themselves.

Balquees Bsharat, highlights new research by World Vision that has uncovered heart-breaking realities for children displaced by war and natural disasters.

Welcome to my new home

Uncle Mustafa* welcomes the world into his new home! He was able to rehabilitate his home after being destroyed by the Syria earthquake thanks to untied...

World Vision Syria Response’s water pumping station operated by solar power. World Vision Syria Response, Zaher Jaber

Green Energy/ Water Provision

World Vision Syria Response's Multi-faceted Project

An insight into World Vision Syria Response's multi-faceted project.

A new entry into Sanad's diary

Sanad* 10 years internally displaced boy old from Northwest Syria. He vlogs his day at World Vision Syria Response's education and protection centre...

Safiye during a physical therapy session at World Vision Syria Response Partner centre. World Vision Syria Response Partner, Independent Doctors Association.

Disability Inclusion

Unstoppable train: life amidst disability and conflict

Safiye* lost her ability to walk and as she was getting familiar with the wheelchair she decided that she will be walking her first steps again.

Physical Rehabilitation

Renewed hope - an insight into World Vision Syria Response Extremities Centre

In Syria, countless individuals were robbed of their ability to walk by the brutal aftermath of war and earthquakes. But the Aktion Deutschland Hilft...

yassin

Disability Inclusion

Ink on Paper Comes to Life

Yassin*, born with a disability, faces the challenge of accessing education due to inadequate facilities. Despite this, his determination remains...

Qamar in front of her burnt tent

Shelter/ Mental Health Support

When has the world become too small for me?

“There was nothing left, our clothes, everything was gone after the fire department put out the fire. “me, my siblings, father and mother, we lost...

Disability Inclusion

Simple dreams- I want to live my life to the fullest

After suffering from a genetic disease that caused him difficulties while walking, Sameer* searches for a new dawn where he can finally experience the...

hayat

Affording a new life

"When my husband was working I could buy anything I wanted from the market," recalls Hayat* before her life was turned upside down after the earthquake.

Sami PSS

Bring me back to life

Sami* retells his experience from a survivor's point of view.

Fixing what was once deemed broken

As the Syrian population tries to recover from the earthquake, they are faced with destroyed markets leaving shop owners at a predicament on how to provide...