Syrian Refugees Relief Fund

Respected Donors,

Seasons Greetings!

It is being brought to your kind knowledge that Customs Health Care Society (CHCS) has sent and is sending relief foods for Syrian Refugees with the help of local NGO’s of Turkey, working for the relief of Syrian Refugees. CHCS could not pursue this project with the same pace as it has been previously doing because of travel restrictions imposed by various countries, thus, banning/ minimizing the entry of foreigners.

Despite the fact, CHCS team from Pakistan visited refugee camps in various cities of Turkey and distributed relief goods among the refugees. Relief goods distributed consist of dry ration, medicines, clothes and ‘abayas’ for women. Moreover, cash assistance (local currency) was also handed over to Turkish Ambassador in Islamabad for distribution among widows, orphans and disabled Syrians living in refugee camps. However, in order to continue with this project, donors from across the globe are requested to donate generously to this project, thus, enabling CHCS to minimize the sufferings of humanity in distress (especially of Syrian refugees living in refugee camps in Turkey).

Regards,

Asif Mahmood Jah

Respected Donors,

Seasons Greetings!

It is being brought that Customs Health Care Society is still providing relief foods for Syrian Refugees with the help of local NGO’s of Turkey working for the relief of Syrian Refugees. However, CHCS could not pursue this project with the same pace as it has been previously doing because of travel restricitions imposed by various countries. Despite the fact, team of CHCS from Pakistan visited refugee camps (during last three months) in various cities of Turkey and distributed relief goods among the refugees. Among the relief goods distributed this time, there was dry ration, medicines, clothes and abayas for women.

Moreover, cash assistance (in local currency) was also handed over to Turkish Ambassador as well as representative of  Turkish Red Crescent in Islamabad for distribution among widows, orphans and disabled Syrians living in refugee camps. However, in order to continue with this project, donors from across the globe are requested to donate generously to this project, thus, enabling CHCS to minimize the sufferings of humanity in distress (especially of Syrian refugees living in refugee camps in Turkey). CHCS resolves to continue helping the Syrian Refugees in future also with the coordination of local NGO's of Turkey and in collaboration with GlobalGiving Foundation and respected donors. 

Regards,

Asif Mahmood Jah