Justice and Human Rights Turkey Project #26606

Syrian Refugees Relief Fund

by CUSTOMS HEALTH CARE SOCIETY

Project Report | Dec 19, 2018
More support for Syrian Refugees.

By Asif Jah | Project Leader

Distribution of relief goods in relief camps.

Dear Respected Donors,

Season's greetings. It is my proud privilege to inform you that Customs Health Care Society (CHCS) with your kind support and in collaboration with Global Giving Foundation is trying hard to help the Syrian Refugees living in Turkey and also those who are displaced from their homes as a result of civil war in Syria which has resulted in killing of thousands of innocent Syrians including women and children. CHCS has so far supplied relief goods worth Millions of US $ in order to supply all types of relief goods to the Syrian Refugees living in Turkey and also in Syria. The teams of CHCS are regularly visiting the relief camps of the Syrian Refugees in Urfa, Killis, Idlab and other cities where the refugees are living in camps. The situation camps is very bad as due to certain reasons. More and more relief supplies and shelter houses are needed for them. With the kind support of donors and internal sources of CHCS the relief work for the Syrian Refugees will continue. The donors all over the world are kindly requested to donate generously to the project.

Regards!

Dr. Asif Jah,

Project Leader.

Syrian child receiving relief goods.

Relief activities of CHCS in camps.

An orphan receiving relief packet.

Food parcels distribution inside Syrian City Idlib

Food packets being prepared for the camps.

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