Last year marked the end of over 13 years of brutal war in Syria. As Syrians emerge from devastation, they face a new struggle: rebuilding their lives amid economic collapse and the lasting effects of war. Change is possible, but they cannot do it alone. With help, communities can heal, families can regain stability, and a new future can take shape. Be part of this change. Donate now.
Nearly 14 years of war in Syria has claimed the lives of over 400,000 people. There are over 7 million people currently displaced inside Syria.
With a broken health system, a collapsed economy and demolished infrastructure life in Syria is often described as a living hell. Many Syrians lack the bare necessities to survive, leaving women, children and the elderly vulnerable to deteriorating health and risk of death.
“Allah will help a person as long as he is helping his brother.” (Muslim)
Innocent families need your help
Muslim Aid and our partners have been standing with the Syrian people since 2011, providing emergency lifesaving aid. But we can’t continue to do it without your help. Together, we can save Syria.
Did you know
Syrians are currently displaced inside Syria
Donate today and help us house the families who are without a home.
Since the start of the brutal Syrian war.
Claiming the lives of over 400,000 people.
Protect the innocent
Provides food to a family for a month
Provides a winter warmth kit.
Provides Ready Meals.
Provide half a truck of medicine.
Provide a full truck of medicine.
Sponsor a healthcare facility.
Your donation for Syria can help ease the pain and save the lives of people who have suffered so much already.
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