Millions of displaced families and children in northwest Syria urgently need your Zakat. Through your Zakat, the poor and disabled will be cared for, children will be fed, and widows will have shelter.

Your Zakat has funded some of our crucial humanitarian work which benefits those in northwest Syria. Your generous support has enabled vulnerable families and children to have better lives. All of Syria Relief & Development’s beneficiaries meet the requirements to receive Zakat donations, and all of our programs are Zakat-eligible.

The incredible humanitarian efforts of our 2,000 women and men on the ground in Syria have been made possible through the generosity of our donors for life-saving programs. As of January 1, 2022, we’ve delivered over $128 million in life-saving aid and over 16.28 million humanitarian interventions since 2011.

Take your Zakat further today, and save lives.

Displaced communities in Syria are facing a hunger and health emergency.

Help us give food, clean water, and medical assistance to displaced families in Syria who are living in dire conditions.

Deadly attacks on healthcare facilities and the COVID-19 pandemic have intensified the population’s already grave health needs as the crisis goes through its grim tenth year.

With over 12 million people in need of healthcare, access to such services has never been more critical. Dire economic conditions and food insecurity have led to exponential rates of malnutrition and starvation, affecting 6.2 million children.

SRD is devoted to providing essential, life-saving health and nutrition services to displaced Syrians. By directly supporting SRD’s efforts, such as the following, your contribution will help families affected by ten years of crisis receive vital services:

• 26 emergency and trauma ambulances
• 5 Nutrition Rapid Response Teams
• 29 clinics providing primary and reproductive healthcare on the ground and in mobile units
• 6 maternity and children’s hospitals
• Mental health and psychosocial support services
• Physical therapy and rehabilitation services
• COVID-19 response through 13 transport ambulances

Healthcare for Syria can’t wait. Donate today.

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.

Displaced Syrians are starving. The slew of economic, political and environmental factors have created a catastrophe – the country is on the brink of famine. Families’ livelihoods are lost after an 11-year-long crisis, food prices are at record highs due to multiple factors including the conflict in Ukraine, humanitarian funding through the UN is declining and this year Syria saw the worst drought in 70 years.

An estimated 12.4 million Syrians suffer from food insecurity. This is a 57% increase since 2019 and is the “highest number ever recorded in the history of Syria,” according to the World Food Program. Furthermore, the UN World Food Programme reports that food prices in Syria rose by 800% between 2020 – 2022.

Udhiyah is the Arabic word for sacrifice. Your sacrifice in the form of a gift of nourishing meat can help spread joy to orphans, widows, and displaced families who are still suffering the horrific ramifications of the ongoing conflict in Syria.