Women and children are the most vulnerable during conflict situations and the worst affected. They are deprived of the most basic of rights.

The current conflict situation in Syria made women and children struggle to sutian livelihoods.

What we are doing:
Operating in Syria since 2011, one of our largest areas of focus is women and children’s health. With over 1,000 staff on the ground in Syria, our brave aid workers have delivered care amid conflict and continuous attacks on health care. Sexual and reproductive health (SRH) rights for women and girls and pediatric care for children has been absolutely essential. To add to this, we’ve worked tirelessly to worked to prevent and respond to sexual and gender based violence (SGBV) and empower women and girls. Every month we deliver the following:

• Over 350 C-section surgeries per month
• Over 1,100 natural deliveries per month
• About 2,750 prenatal visits per month
• Care to over 450 premature babies
• Over 1,000 postnatal (post deliveries) per month
• Over 3,300 family planning consultations per month
• Over 17,700 pediatric and maternal consultations per month

They need our support to survive. Your donation funds lifesaving care, education and basic human necessities.
Please donate today.

Sharing and giving our blessings to the needy is one of the many essences of Islam.
During this year, we continue to create a positive impact in the lives of the less fortunate through our several projects in Syria.
Allah has made Zakat obligatory on us and the power to give is present inside each and every one of us.

Your Zakat can help the poor and destitute, those that have been forced to leave their homes.

Give your Zakat today.

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Right now in Syria, over 1.75 million students are out of school, with an additional 1.4 million at increased risk of dropping out. Only 50% of students displaced in Northern Syria will have a chance to continue their high school educations due to nearly 25% of schools in the area being damaged, destroyed, or occupied.

Only 40% of high school students in Syria have an opportunity to pursue higher education to contribute to Syria’s future economic development.

Education is one of the most under-funded programs in Syria response; this is why Syria Relief and Development established educational projects. One of our projects is International University of Science & Renaissance (IUSR), formerly known as International Rescue University, which was established to address the specific need for secondary and higher education, as well as developmental education and training, inside of Syria. IUSR has also established two campus subsidiaries: Global High School and the Development and Training Center.

We believe that education will contribute to the country’s future economic growth and to local and global development.

Education is a right and not a privilege.

*Grants and Scholarships are available based on a student’s individual needs, grades, and vulnerability-level.

Our Education Projects:

International University of Science & Renaissance (IUSR) is a hybrid online and campus-based private, nonprofit institution. Approved to operate by the State of Kansas Secretary of State’s office on March 31, 2017 and the Syrian Interim Government on April 20, 2017, it provides a quality higher education to displaced Syrian students and others around the world.
IUSR provides clear and accurate information to all students and interested parties. IUSR works to promote a learning environment characterized by inclusiveness, value awareness, and an understanding of one another’s differences and similarities. It strives to treat everyone with dignity and respect. The university is committed to multiculturalism that makes its academic programs, educational services, and employment opportunities available to all
qualified individuals.

COLLEGES AND PROGRAMS LAUNCHED IN 2017
College of Economics & Management (50 students):
Bachelor of Science (BS) in Business Administration (15 students)
Associates Degree (AD) in Human Resources Management (20 Students)
Associate Degree (AD) in Accounting and Auditing (15 students)

College of Computer Information Systems (40 Students):
Bachelor of Science (BS) in Computer Information Technology (15
students)
Associate Degree (AD) in Cyber and network Security (25 students)

College of Health & Medical Sciences (45 students):
Associate Degree (AD) in Midwifery (13 students)
Associate Degree (AD) in Pediatric Nursing (20 students)
Associate Degree (AD) in Dental Prosthesis (12 students)

College of Arts:
Associate Degree in Technology of Media and Journalism (15 students)

Bitter cold, snowstorms, freezing rain, and blizzards cause displaced children in camps to freeze to death each year in Syria. For most of us, that’s unimaginable.

Having been forced to flee their homes and leave their belongings behind, families are left with little to nothing. Shelter, heating fuel, food, water, and winter clothing are scarce.

Syria Relief and Development’s field staff is there. This winter, we are actively delivering humanitarian aid, putting your generosity to work every day.

Your donation provides winter care to an individual or entire family, helping to ensure their survival.

The conflict in Syria has continued to force displaced families seeking protection and security southward to Jordan. Currently, over 1.4 million displaced Syrians in Jordan face poor living conditions. As a result, the provision of medical aid to displaced families in Jordan is a priority to SRD.

We believe that medical care is essential, and we strive to alleviate the suffering of the underserved by providing and facilitating free and affordable healthcare services.

Syria Relief and Development has established several healthcare centers, one of which is SRD Clinic in Amman, Jordan, providing healthcare based on international health standards services to 500 beneficiaries each month using the latest medical technologies.

Medical services including pediatrics, primary healthcare, internal medicine and dental care are provided by experienced physicians and specialized medical staff, available throughout the week.

Other key referral services for specialized care include: Gynecology, Ophthalmology , Neurosurgery, and Neurology

There remains a tremendous need, and our work is only limited by our resources and volunteers. Syria Relief and Development needs your continued support to help us provide high quality medical care for Syrians in need.

Help support those who have already suffered so much today.

Health care provision to Syrians displaced by the ongoing conflict is a critical and complex issue. Many displaced families fled their homes in already poor health and have since been further affected by trauma and a lack of basic human necessities.

Syria Relief and Development (SRD) has deployed a network of 21 ambulances to provide access to emergency healthcare and trauma services region-wide. The network provides patients in critical emergency care with transportation to trauma facilities, and EMTs provide life-sustaining treatment during transport. Ambulances are equipped with the latest modern medical equipment and the most experienced medical staff in the area. Specialties include care for premature babies, the elderly, and those with critical conditions, as well as patient transport between hospitals.

Approximately 1,400 patients are provided care by SRD’s Emergency Ambulance network each month. In 2018, 19,742 patients were served.

These ambulances serve as the front line for saving the lives of displaced Syrians in need of emergency healthcare services.

Donate to save lives.