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Syria (Türkiye, Jordan)

Since 2011, conflict has devastated Syria, creating the largest refugee crisis of our time. More than 12 million Syrians have been forced from their homes and 6.5 million Syrian children need help. Civil war has set the country’s standard of living back by decades—destroying healthcare systems, schools and water and sanitation facilities.


On February 6, 2023, a devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck Türkiye and Syria, killing and injuring thousands. World Vision is on the ground helping survivors. You can contribute to our emergency response.

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Latest Disruption

Major Earthquake | Feb 6, 2023

Economic Cost of Conflict

89,905

programs

4

Level of Fragility

Most Fragile
CHANGE
0.69

of the people we worked with said their psychosocial well-being had improved

Syria Response | 2017 - 2019
CHANGE

According to respondents, availability of protection services increased from

68% to 84%Syria Response | May - December 2020
Progress

81,066patient consultations were provided by health professionals through projects supported by World Vision.

Progress

78,792people had access to safe drinking water.

Progress

5,976people benefited from cash transfers, allowing them to meet their immediate household needs.

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Türkiye-Syria Earthquake: See the situation

This first-hand video shows the devastation affecting children and families following a massive earthquake that has left many people dead and injured. See how we are responding here.

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Country Details

Since 2011, conflict has devastated Syria—and created the largest refugee crisis of our time. The war has left 6.5 million Syrian children in need of humanitarian aid and displaced more than 12 million Syrians. Half of them remain internally from their homes—exposed to continuous attacks and shelling—while the economic fallout is pushing them into further vulnerabilities and food insecurity.


This leaves 14.6 million Syrians in need of humanitarian assistance inside Syria, half of them being children while 80% of them are women and children internally displaced.


On February 6, 2023, a devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck Türkiye and Syria, killing and injuring thousands.

World Vision's Syria Crisis Response

Since the beginning of the Syrian civil war and the massive humanitarian emergency it triggered, World Vision has supported an ever-increasing number of individuals and communities. Since 2011, we have been working across Syria, Türkiye and Jordan to support refugees and those who are internally displaced inside Syria, as well as vulnerable host communities.


We support children and families through lifesaving protection, education, health, and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services.


The conflict is unpredictable, and each year is different. We are committed to reaching all children affected to ease suffering and keep our promise to rebuild futures.

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Results

Stories

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Syrian people have witnessed atrocious violence over the years, and Syrian children have been especially negatively affected by the war. Learn more about the Syrian refugee crisis and how you can help.

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10 years later into the crisis, the dream of a return home, a return to normal, has yet to materialize for Syrian children and families who have been forced to flee their homes.

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"I was in kindergarten in Syria," says 11-year-old Hadeel, remembering her young childhood back home before the war. "I was so excited to start grown-up school. But then the war happened."

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Unless otherwise stated, data presented on this page reflects the most up-to-date results of World Vision Canada programs reported between October 2022 and September 2023, and any previous fiscal years available. Previously reported data may not match the current presentation as we continuously receive and refine data from our programs. If you have any questions, kindly reach out to us.