Urgent Appeal: Emergency Response 2024
The recent developments in Syria have left thousands of families in desperate need of humanitarian assistance, and SRD is tirelessly working on the ground to deliver life-saving support. We have…
Donate Now36 branches and institutes
600 graduate students
20,348 training participants
36 branches and institutes
600 graduate students
20,348 training participants
36 branches and institutes
20,348 training participants
600 graduate students
The recent developments in Syria have left thousands of families in desperate need of humanitarian assistance, and SRD is tirelessly working on the ground to deliver life-saving support. We have…
Donate NowThe recent developments in Syria have left thousands of families in desperate need of humanitarian assistance, and SRD is tirelessly working on the ground to deliver life-saving support. We have mobilized ambulances to provide emergency medical care, addressing critical needs during this challenging time. To combat hunger, we are distributing food kits to struggling families, offering immediate relief and a glimmer of hope. As part of our commitment to long-term care, we are preparing to open a hospital to perform life-saving surgeries and provide specialized care for women and children, ensuring the most vulnerable receive the treatment they urgently need.
Many of these individuals have faced displacement countless times, living in relentless instability, enduring hunger, freezing winters, and unimaginable hardships. Right now, they need us—and we need you.
Your support can bring hope and make a life-saving difference. Please join us in providing critical medical care and essential aid to those who need it most.
Join us in creating sustainable changes to the lives of orphaned and refugee children. Equip them with access to an education, healthcare and the support they need to thrive. When…
Donate NowJoin us in creating sustainable changes to the lives of orphaned and refugee children. Equip them with access to an education, healthcare and the support they need to thrive. When you become a sponsor, you’re not just making a donation—you’re making a profound commitment to change a child’s life for the better.
Children in Northwestern Syria face incredible challenges: emotional trauma, lack of basic needs, and limited opportunities for a better future. Your support offers them more than just financial assistance; it provides hope, stability, and a path to a brighter future.
When You Sponsor a Child They Receive…
Education: Help children access quality education. SRD’s Global High School offers Syrian students a path towards a college degree in an internationally accredited institution, equipping them with essential skills for future success.
Healthcare: Provide essential medical care. Since 2011, SRD has been a cornerstone of Syria’s healthcare system, offering comprehensive care amid ongoing crises. We ensure that children have access to vital health services, including vaccines, well checks and more.
Emotional Support and Community: Offer a nurturing environment. With over 1.44 million Syrians in the camps in Northwestern Syria, life can be very overwhelming for children. SRD focuses on both physical safety and emotional support providing children with access to psyco-social therapists. SRD also partners with initiatives like Ahlan Ya Simsim, which provide emotional support and interventions through their programs and educational media.
Your generosity can transform a child’s life and help them reach their full potential. Join us today and be the change they need!
At the heart of our university campus stands a mosque, a place of solace and spiritual rejuvenation for students navigating the challenges of displacement and poverty. For many, it is…
Donate NowAt the heart of our university campus stands a mosque, a place of solace and spiritual rejuvenation for students navigating the challenges of displacement and poverty. For many, it is more than a house of worship—it is a sanctuary where they can seek comfort, find strength, and reconnect with community amidst the pressures of academic life and the realities of living in a conflict zone. The mosque fosters a sense of community and hope, reminding students that they are not alone in their journey. However, the mosque remains incomplete, and we need your support to finish and furnish this space. Together, we can provide a refuge of peace and prayer for these resilient students as they strive to rebuild their futures.
Students who were forced to stop their education can pick it back up at the nonprofit International University of Science and Renaissance (I-USR). It was developed to meet Syria’s need for secondary, higher, and developmental education. It gives displaced Syrian students access to university education.
International University of Science and Renaissance (IUSR) offers programs that displaced people desire, enabling them to access their university education and need education.
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International University of Science and Renaissance (IUSR) offers programs that displaced people desire, enabling them to access their university education and need education.
First Year - 49 Students
Second Year - 30 Students
First Year - 73 Students
Second Year - 53 Students
Students who were forced to stop their education can pick it back up at the nonprofit International University of Science and Renaissance (I-USR). It was developed to meet Syria’s need for secondary, higher, and developmental education. It gives displaced Syrian students access to university education.
Noor, 22, who was pursuing a bachelor’s degree, was forced to flee her home and studies in search of safety. Noor discovered SRD’s Global High School (GHS) after relocating and learning that it would enable her to learn English while completing her education at a university inside or outside of Syria. Noor intends to attend college after she graduates from GHS.
SRD provides vocational training to beneficiaries along with necessary education to humanitarian aid workers in the sectors of health, protection, and early recovery. With 2.4 million children out of school and 1.6 million at risk of dropping out,” education remains a critically neglected sector with both short-term and long-term implications for Syria’s youth, aspiring workforce, and for those who have been forced into the role of primary breadwinner due to the conflict, particularly women and children. The continued provision of informal education coupled with more formal initiatives to train and equip individuals with the tools and resources to overcome difficulties in both the short and long-term.
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