Rehabilitation of 250 War-Damaged Houses in Syria

The project seeks to rehabilitate 250 War-Damaged Houses in Syria  to provide life-saving shelter support for the most vulnerable populations, including families displaced by the conflict, female-headed households, the elderly, persons with disabilities, and those living in extreme poverty. The initiative aims to ensure safety, dignity, and protection while fostering resilience and stability in war-affected communities.

However, the implementation of this project has not yet commenced, as the allocated funds have not been received to date. Consequently, no activities have been undertaken during this period. Our team remains fully prepared to initiate the planned interventions immediately upon the disbursement of the funds, ensuring timely execution in line with the approved project work plan, objectives, and expected outcomes. All necessary preparatory measures, including coordination with relevant stakeholders, will be carried out promptly to ensure the smooth and efficient launch of activities once the financial resources are made available.