Support for the Most Vulnerable Syrian Children

by SEMA INSANI VE TIBBI YARDIM DERNEGI
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Support for the Most Vulnerable Syrian Children
Support for the Most Vulnerable Syrian Children
Support for the Most Vulnerable Syrian Children
Support for the Most Vulnerable Syrian Children
Support for the Most Vulnerable Syrian Children
Support for the Most Vulnerable Syrian Children
Support for the Most Vulnerable Syrian Children
Support for the Most Vulnerable Syrian Children
Support for the Most Vulnerable Syrian Children
Support for the Most Vulnerable Syrian Children
Support for the Most Vulnerable Syrian Children
Support for the Most Vulnerable Syrian Children
Support for the Most Vulnerable Syrian Children
Support for the Most Vulnerable Syrian Children
Support for the Most Vulnerable Syrian Children

Your donations brought hope to 72 children with hearing loss in north of Syria. Last week, the Protection team of Aamal Center in Al-Bab city fitted 54 hearing aids for children in the center while other 16 hearing aids were provided in Aamal Center located in Sharran community. In addition, two hearing aids were provided in Al-Noor Center in Shammarin.

Your support has given hope and substantially changed the life of more than 500 children for two years so far.

Every new donation to this campaign means that we can reach more children to break their isolation and integrate them into society and life.

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Your donation has actually changed the life of dozens of children and made them completely new children capable of moving and leading their independent lives. Thanks to your contribution, dozens of children in north of Syria received wheelchairs and managed to join many social activities like "Eid Joy" in our centers. This was only possible with your support and generosity.

We would like to share with you these photos and offer you heartfelt thanks on behalf of every child who was born again.

We, in SEMA, give considerable focus on people with disabilities, and through this campaign we could deliver more than 200 wheelchairs to children, and provide psychosocial support to them through different activities that aim to re-integrate them into society.

The campaign is ongoing to reach more children and give them wheelchairs. Remember that your donation will give hope back to the life of a disabled child and his/her family. Unfortunately, the waiting list is still long, and only through your support we can help them.

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Watch this video: https://youtu.be/4LQV3d03w_k

Life for a child means movement, and, today, Ali felt that his life actually started after receiving his electric wheelchair. From now on, he will be able to leave his home and go to school, the neighborhood, and his relatives. Through your support, Ali became able to lead his independent life with self-reliance. He is extremely happy now and feels very confident.

We are pleased to share with you these valuable moments that present the first steps of Ali using his wheelchair. His hope, along with other children's, have been rekindled this month as they were supported and provided with wheelchairs. Thanks for giving them hope and energy and for bringing joy to them.

Our campaign continues to break isolation and challenge disability. We need your support to draw smiles on the faces of many other disabled children.

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We are pleased to share with you, through this short video, the joy of more than 30 children who received wheelchairs during January … Thank you for your generosity and support:

https://youtu.be/UUWhz_Q-D9c

We relentlessly work to reach more children with special needs who are constrained in their disability. We aim to break their isolation in their tents or rooms and offer them their freedom in the form of a wheelchair that gives them hope.

Your donation and support today to the "Chairs of Hope" campaign rekindles hope for these children, end their isolation and help them lead their lives independently.

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We are pleased to share with you pictures of our adorable children Aya, Yahya and Ghassan after they got a wheelchair that gives them freedom, independence and a lot of positive energy. Those three out of 10 children got wheelchairs this week.

Thank you for your support for this campaign, we are pleased to inform you that our campaign has achieved 80% of its goals, and we still have little to do to reach the campaign goal and reach more children with special needs in Northern Syria.

We hope for your support to continue offering hope in the form of a wheelchair.

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SEMA INSANI VE TIBBI YARDIM DERNEGI

Location: Gaziantep - Turkey
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Twitter: @Sema_Org
Project Leader:
Baraa AlSharbaji
Gaziantep , Turkey
$13,611 raised of $20,000 goal
 
195 donations
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