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After years of displacement, many returned home with hope in their hearts. But for Syrian families, the road ahead is full of challenges.
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Helps 3 returning families secure their basic needs every month
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Can help 2 families meet their essential needs for one month through cash assistance.
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Help Syrian families rebuild what was lost.
Since December 2024, around 1.6 million refugees and 1.9 million internally displaced persons returned to their homes in Syria.
After years of conflict and displacement, the joy of returning was quickly met by the reality of what was lost. They now face badly damaged homes and communities, limited essential services and barely any opportunities to earn a living, while also dealing with complex challenges around documentation and security.
For Syrian families, the struggle ahead is unimaginable.
UNHCR is committed to our ongoing humanitarian response for returnees, which includes the vital help they need to rebuild their lives with core relief items, cash assistance, shelter repairs and more.
Your support can help returning Syrian families find security, dignity and hope.
Please donate now.
15.6 million people across the country require humanitarian assistance.
They need real help on the ground, to make their return a dignified reality.
Protection
Shelter
Core Relief Items
Livelihood support
Repairs to damaged homes
Cash assistance
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