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Volunteer Work Help Refugee in Syria Make a Difference
After being inspired as a young girl by an Outreach Volunteers, Mariam is now a medical volunteer inspiring others.
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With help, Syrian family rebuilds home amid the ruins of Homs
After five long years of displacement, UNHCR is helping Abdul Kader and his family to rebuild their lives in the war-scarred neighbourhood of Khalidiya.
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Syrian family risks all to flee Raqqa as violence surges
As conflict advances on Raqqa, thousands have braved minefields and armed groups to flee the fighting and worsening humanitarian conditions inside the city.
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UNHCR helps displaced students apply for their final 9th grade public exams
The Syria crisis made it difficult for students to attend their final exams in many parts of the country, UNHCR together with partners made it possible for these students to sit for the 9th-grade exams.
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They still need your help, now, more than ever!
After six years of war, Syrian refugees are struggling to survive.
Many are living well below the poverty line, unable to feed their children properly or continue their educations.
We are critically short of funds to respond.
$20 could provide 15 liters plastic buckets to four newly arrived families
$35 could provide essential kitchen set to two newly arrived families
$50 could provide synthetic mats to five newly arrived families
Around UNHCR
As war enters 7th year, UNHCR warns Syria is ‘at a crossroads’
While there are Some Hopes for Peace, the Needs and Suffering of Millions of Syrians Continue Unabated; Syrian War is a ‘Collective Failure’
#WomensDay 2017: Stand for Women’s Right for Decent Work
This year, UNHCR promotes the right to safe, dignified and empowering work for refugees, internally displaced and stateless women.
Torn-apart by the War, a Displaced Woman Finds Relief
Between staying in Syria with her elderly parents or leaving to Germany to her husband and son, Nijat was left with a difficult choice.
UNHCR helps displaced Syrians rebuild their ruined homes
Shelter rehabilitation scheme has helped some 11,000 people to refurbish homes destroyed by war, with plan to more than double support this year.