Humanitární pomoc
2340 lidí v Kishreh dostalo humanitární, život zachraňující pomoc
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Pomoc potřebuje přes 15 milionů lidí. Většina z nich jsou ženy a děti. Více než dekádu Sýrii sužuje konflikt. V únoru tohoto roku navíc přišlo ničivé zemětřesení. Tisíce lidí přišly o život, desetitisíce ztratily domov, milion dětí doteď nemůže chodit do školy. Problémem je místy zcela zničená infrastruktura, nedostatek nezávadné vody, nedostatečná hygiena, ale třeba i riziko šíření cholery. Ta ohrožuje 1,2 milionu osob. Země navíc čelí dopadům klimatické krize. Extrémní sucha i obrovské povodně připravují místní o hospodářská zvířata i úrodu. Důsledkem je velká chudoba a hlad.
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Hala receives $50 in Cash-for-Food Assistance from Shafak, one of CARE’s Syrian partner organizations. “Due to this assistance our situation is getting better. I have to borrow money to secure the needs of my family, but once I receive the assistance, I pay off the debt. The prices are skyrocketing and living in the tent is harsh – we have little protection from the hot summers and the cold, rainy winters, but what can we do? We have no other place to go,” says Hala.
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In the intervening years, the family moved multiple times. For the last six months, they’ve been living in a camp in a mountainous region in Northwest Syria. “I wish the war would stop so everyone could return home. I wish every child could go back to school and complete their education,” she says.
Hana attends school in the camp. Her biggest fear is that the war or her living conditions will delay or end to her education. She loves to study English and dreams of becoming an English language teacher someday. “I want to tell girls outside Syria that I love them so much. I would like to tell them that although we are living in a camp, we love school because we want to become architects, doctors and teachers,” she says. “I am proud of myself because with all the challenges we are facing, the war, displacement, no schools, I am still determined to become a teacher.”
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