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21/03/24
WATER FOR THE SHEEP: BUILDING RESILIENCE AND RESTORING HOPE IN COMMUNITIES
Ahmad, a 48-year-old married man and father of six from northern Syria, lived a life deeply rooted in agriculture and livestock keeping. However, the tranquility of his hometown was shattered when the security situation escalated due to the crisis, forcing Ahmad and his family to flee to another governorate. They returned when calm was restored, only to find their home looted. Action Against Hunger, funded by the European Union, provided Ahmad and 49 other livestock keepers with rainwater harvesting units. Each unit consisted of three 2,000-litre water tanks per household, collecting rainwater to provide clean water for their livestock.
Read news05/02/24
One year after the devastating earthquakes that struck southern Turkey and northern Syria, thousands of families continue to face challenges and live in temporary settlements. "Over the past year our teams have been working hard to support the victims of the catastrophic earthquakes, but recovery is not yet complete. We continue to work on the rehabilitation of sanitation and water systems; we are distributing hot meals, shelter and hygiene materials and providing psychosocial care," explains Daniel Martin Santos, Action Against Hunger director for the Turkey operation.
Read news08/05/23
Action Against Hunger has been working hand in hand during most of April with Syrian NGOs to provide iftar hot meals during the month of Ramadan to those families affected by the deadly earthquakes that shocked Syria and Turkey last February.
Read news16/12/16
We are ready to respond to needs of civilians in East Aleppo
We are calling on all parties to the conflict in Syria to ensure direct access to civilians in Aleppo and also in the 11 other communities still under siege in Syria.
Read news25/02/16
Treating the invisible injuries of war
Until fairly recently, humanitarian organizations focused their efforts on meeting the most urgent physical survival needs of people affected by violence or disaster. But the humanitarian mandate to alleviate suffering should include mental health along with physical health.
Read news01/02/16
Urgent Humanitarian Needs in Syria and Region have Doubled
Ahead of the “Supporting Syria and the Region Conference” that will take place in London on February 4, Action Against Hunger is calling on world leaders to fill the dramatic gap between immediate humanitarian needs and available funding.
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