Shelter & NFI
The destruction of homes in Syria has displaced families, many living in makeshift shelters. Over 5.8 million people need shelter assistance and home rehabilitation for safe housing. Over 4.9 million people require essential items like hygiene kits and winter necessities. NFI distributions provide access to basic amenities like soap, blankets, and heaters.
Our Impact
Our Goals
SRD Committed to achieve:
- Focus on repairing and rehabilitating homes to ensure safe and permanent housing for IDPs.
- Provide temporary housing solutions such as tents for those who are in immediate need and without access to permanent shelter.
- Distribute critical hygiene, winterization, and kitchen kits, as well as solar panels, to meet the basic needs of displaced individuals.
- Provide not only physical shelter but also integrate psychosocial and protection support to address the emotional and mental health toll of displacement.
- Coordinate shelter and NFI programs with health and protection initiatives to deliver comprehensive, multi-sectoral aid to communities in need.
Our Approach
In Shelter and NFI
Shelter
SRD's shelter program aims to address the critical housing needs of displaced Syrians by providing safe, rehabilitated homes and facilitating a return to normalcy. Recognizing the catastrophic damage caused by the crisis, the program adopts a holistic approach that combines comprehensive damage assessments, tailored repairs, and the engagement of local technical experts. By integrating immediate relief with sustainable solutions, SRD seeks to empower communities, restore dignity, and contribute to the long-term resilience of displaced individuals and families.
Non Food Items - NFI
SRD’s NFI program is committed to enhancing the quality of life for vulnerable populations by providing essential items that support health, warmth, and household functionality. By distributing hygiene kits, winterization kits, kitchen kits, and renewable energy solutions, the program addresses urgent needs while fostering sustainability. The use of vouchers ensures flexibility and dignity for beneficiaries. Integrated with SRD’s other sectors, the NFI program adopts a comprehensive approach to meet immediate necessities while building resilience in communities affected by the crisis.
Shelter
SRD’s shelter program aims to address the critical housing needs of displaced Syrians by providing safe, rehabilitated homes and facilitating a return to normalcy. Recognizing the catastrophic damage caused by the crisis, the program adopts a holistic approach that combines comprehensive damage assessments, tailored repairs, and the engagement of local technical experts. By integrating immediate relief with sustainable solutions, SRD seeks to empower communities, restore dignity, and contribute to the long-term resilience of displaced individuals and families.
Non Food Items - NFI
SRD’s NFI program is committed to enhancing the quality of life for vulnerable populations by providing essential items that support health, warmth, and household functionality. By distributing hygiene kits, winterization kits, kitchen kits, and renewable energy solutions, the program addresses urgent needs while fostering sustainability. The use of vouchers ensures flexibility and dignity for beneficiaries. Integrated with SRD’s other sectors, the NFI program adopts a comprehensive approach to meet immediate necessities while building resilience in communities affected by the crisis.
Our Programs and Activities
SRD's Shelter & NFI Programs and Activities
- Shelter Activities
- NFI Activities
- Seasonal Distributions
Resources
She Pays the Highest Price: The Toll of Conflict on Sexual and Reproductive Health in Northwest Syria
As we mark 12 years of the Syrian conflict, a new report documents how targeted violence against
Abu Hassan’s Earthquake Survival Story
Even as homeless refugees, they find themselves once again displaced! Uncle Abu Hassan, from the
Struggles of a Young Girl in Syria’s Displacement CampsThe Story of Huda
In a crowded displacement camp in northern Syria, 12-year-old Huda lives with her large family,
The Tragedy of Displacement and the Fight for Survival: Riyad’s Story
Mustafa’s family struggles to survive after enduring over a decade of displacement. The family of
Issa: The Boy Whose Life Changed with Support and Care
Seven-year-old Issa lives with his parents and seven siblings in a small, makeshift room covered
A Life Pulsing with Hope: The Story of Little Mohammad
Maysa and her husband Ali, with their three children live in a small caravan after