100 HOUSES PROJECT IN SYRIA

On 6 February there was a big earthquake in North of Syria and South of Turkey. Magnitude was 7.7 Thats why both of 2 countries were effected roinously. Firstly team of NEED Charity moved to South of Turkey for help. After a couple days, passed to Syria area. Our team were on the ground assesing and distributed food pack, blankets, baby stuffs and some medicines. We decided to build 100 houses for earthquake victim families.

100 HOUSES INAUGURATION

As promissed after 6 months, NEED Charity finished and delivered houses to families. We made big inauguration with familes and children. Houses and streets were adorned, toys and balloons were distributed to children. Inauguration was like a festival. Our sheikh made dua for all of our donors. Mentioned about being Muhajireen and Ansar. We visited all houses and gave gift to each of childern. For their daily expenses, distributed some amount zakah. Some of families invited us to their home, showed honor. We made good converstaion with them. Each of families has their own stories. Many of them lost family member, some injured, some lost during distribution. The common point for all them, noone had house because of war or earhquake.

HOPE FOR EARTHQUAKE VICTIM FAMILIES

Thanks to our donors, they had their own house. We collected all amount for houses because of your intense interest. Your donations became warm house, hope and future for earthquake victim families in Syria. We as NEED Charity thanks to you to remember our brothers, sisters and children. They wil never forget what they lived but they will remember you always.

The civil war and humanitarian crisis in Syria has left its 11th year behind. Hundreds of thousands of civilians lost their lives in the country, where war crimes such as chemical weapons, efforts to starve the people, blockade and torture were committed.

More than six million people had to leave their country 11 years ago, which was estimated to have an average population of twenty-two million. More than three and a half million of these immigrants took refuge in Turkey. But it is estimated that at least fourteen million civilians are currently in need of humanitarian assistance in Syria.

As International Human Care and Relief Organization, we distributed two hundred food packs in a camp in the region. Thanks to our distribution of food parcels, which are vital for people living in the camp and especially children, who cannot even meet their basic needs such as food, approximately one thousand families will have access to basic nutrients.

The 11-year humanitarian crisis continues and our organization continues to help the Syrian people as much as possible. Many families have benefited from our assistance and will continue to benefit from it.