CARE Syria Response

The Assad regime is gone, but the road ahead is steep. Over 7.4 million internally displaced people in Syria urgently need food, water, healthcare, shelter. The EU is committed to continuing to provide humanitarian aid, helping them face the daily challenges of displacement.

🧵 1/4 The attack on Mar Elias Church in Damascus brought death to more innocents in a region that has seen so much tragic loss. It is a reminder of the challenges Syrians face as they rebuild their communities and lives.

Refugees are not numbers. They are mothers, fathers, teachers, artists, and dreamers—forced to flee, but never without courage. When families are uprooted by war or disaster, they don’t lose their humanity. And neither should we. Every refugee story is a story of strength. On…

On this #HealthDay, we honor health workers like Samah*, a dedicated nurse in northwest Syria, who continues to provide life-saving care to women and newborns despite critical shortages. The need for support remains urgent. Read her story: shorturl.at/cI9UT #HealthForAll

In the past, we have worked for Syria and for Syrians. Today, we can finally work with Syria. The future of Syria is for all Syrians to build. For every step towards an inclusive political transition, the EU will step up its support ↓

This #Ramadan marks a special and emotional milestone for many #Syrian families who are finally back in their own homes after years of hardship. However, despite the return, many are still struggling to meet basic needs, especially when it comes to providing iftar for their loved