This year holds special meaning, as many families will be celebrating their first Eid Al Adha back in their homeland after years of displacement. The Adha Project in Syria aims to bring joy and sustenance to vulnerable Syrian families during the blessed days of Eid al-Adha. Through the distribution of fresh Qurbani meat, the project targets internally displaced persons (IDPs), orphaned families, and those living in extreme poverty across conflict-affected regions.
Widespread food insecurity and deprivation among vulnerable populations in Syria, especially during Eid al-Adha, when many families are unable to afford meat due to poverty, displacement, and ongoing conflict. Years of war have devastated livelihoods, collapsed infrastructure, and left millions reliant on humanitarian aid. Without support, these families miss the opportunity to celebrate Eid with dignity and proper nourishment.
Providing fresh, high-quality Qurbani meat directly to the most vulnerable families in Syria-including displaced persons, orphans, and the poor-during Eid al-Adha. By distributing meat fairly and efficiently, the project ensures that thousands of families can celebrate the holiday with dignity, enjoy nutritious meals, and feel remembered and supported. This not only addresses immediate food needs but also strengthens social solidarity and spiritual upliftment during a sacred time.
Two main long term effects will be achieved . First, reinforcing community bonds through shared traditions and acts of giving, helping rebuild social cohesion in war-affected areas. In addition , boosting the economy in Syria by sourcing livestock and labor locally, supporting small farmers and butchers.
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