Syria crisis – The UN Refugee Agency

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Help Syrian families rebuild what was lost

Your donation can help vulnerable Syrian families rebuild their lives.

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Years of conflict and economic turmoil have left countless Syrians struggling to rebuild their lives. Whether internally displaced, returning to damaged homes, or living elsewhere as refugees, their challenges remain immense.

Nearly 16.7 million people (90% of Syria’s population) require humanitarian assistance.

UNHCR is committed to the needed response

With your support we can provide
Basic Household Items
Repairs to Damaged Homes 
Emergency Cash Assistance 
Support for Lost Identity Documents 
Psychological Counselling

As you supported them before, your kindness is vital once more, and your donation can provide a much-needed lifeline to those in need.

Whether displaced within Syria or across its borders, Syrian families rely heavily on our support. Every donation is more crucial than ever.

Please donate now.

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