Support Kidney Failure Patients In Syria

by SEMA INSANI VE TIBBI YARDIM DERNEGI
Support Kidney Failure Patients In Syria
Support Kidney Failure Patients In Syria
Support Kidney Failure Patients In Syria
Support Kidney Failure Patients In Syria
Support Kidney Failure Patients In Syria
Support Kidney Failure Patients In Syria
Support Kidney Failure Patients In Syria
Support Kidney Failure Patients In Syria
Support Kidney Failure Patients In Syria
Support Kidney Failure Patients In Syria
Support Kidney Failure Patients In Syria
Support Kidney Failure Patients In Syria
Support Kidney Failure Patients In Syria
Support Kidney Failure Patients In Syria
Support Kidney Failure Patients In Syria
Support Kidney Failure Patients In Syria
Support Kidney Failure Patients In Syria
Support Kidney Failure Patients In Syria

Project Report | Oct 28, 2026
Your Support Keeps the Doors Open. Every Dialysis Session Helps Sustain a Life!

By Baraa Ali | Fundraising Officer

Dear Supporter,

At SEMA’s dialysis center in Kafr Takharim, northern Syria, more than 30 patients continue to receive essential dialysis treatment every month. Behind each session is a person whose life depends on consistent care—and a family hoping their loved one can continue receiving treatment without interruption.

This is the only dialysis center still operating within SEMA, and your support has played a vital role in keeping it open and its services running.

To every donor and supporter: thank you. Thank you for helping keep this center operating, for making these essential sessions possible, and for standing beside patients facing a difficult and demanding illness. Your contribution has a direct and deeply meaningful impact on their ability to continue treatment.

Kidney failure leaves patients dependent on regular medical care. Missing or delaying dialysis can lead to serious complications and put their lives at risk. For these patients, continuity of treatment is essential.

In northern Syria, where many displaced families already face difficult living conditions, accessing that care can be especially challenging. Travelling to distant facilities adds costs and physical strain that many patients and their families struggle to bear. Keeping treatment available in Kafr Takharim helps ease that burden and brings vital care closer to those who need it.

Despite the challenges, our team continues this work with determination—and your generosity helps make that possible. Every contribution supports the continuation of a service that patients cannot simply pause or postpone.

Thank you for being part of this lifeline. Your continued support helps keep the center’s doors open, the dialysis sessions running, and patients connected to the care their lives depend on. Together, we can help ensure they do not face this struggle alone.

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SEMA INSANI VE TIBBI YARDIM DERNEGI

Location: Turkey
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