REBUILDING SYRIA
Syria remains trapped in a complex humanitarian crisis. 13+ years of conflict have forced more than 12 million people to flee their homes.
CURRENT SITUATION
As of early 2025, there are approximately 6.3 million Syrian refugees living in exile. Many of these
refugees yearn to return to their homeland, especially following the recent political changes in Syria.
However, the situation remains challenging as a significant number of homes and infrastructure have
been destroyed during the conflict.
Action For Humanity is taking a crucial first step to rehabilitate and repair damaged houses in the
newly liberated areas of Syria. This effort aims to facilitate the return of our people to their homeland,
ending their generation-long journey of displacement and misery.
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Help us Repair & Maintain Villages Across
Millions live in tents, fragile shelters or sleeping on the floors of bombed out buildings like schools and mosques. These shelters lack proper bathing and cooking facilities, they have insufficient space and they provide no protection. They lack dignity. We have provided hundreds of homes, now we need to keep them maintained and repaired. Each winter extreme flooding in Syria causes damage to these buildings, forcing families to flee their homes once again, damaging what little property they have left. You’ll be more than supporting a family, you’ll be building hope in their community.
We've built and provided hundreds of homes in Syria to those in need. Be a part of this inspirational work.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is AFH achieving it's goal of rebuilding Syria?
Construction of our first and second village is already complete, and 1,250 displaced families now have safe, warm homes that are built for the future!
But this is just the beginning - with your support, we will continue until no family is left behind!
What is: Massa Village Opening - You Built This!
In March 2023, Action For Humanity welcomed 500 Syrian families into a new village in the al-Baab district of Northwest Syria. The village is named after 10-year-old Massa al-Najjar, who was killed in February’s earthquake and was the niece of Yarub al-Asfari, Action For Humanity’s Deputy Country Director for Syria.
The Massa Village has already accommodated hundreds of the displaced families into their new homes, providing safe and secure shelter for many who have been forced to live in tents due to last month's earthquakes and the ongoing conflict. We have already built 500 homes prior to this in the development and, looking into the future, we aim to build a further 1,000, for another 6,000 people, in the next phase.
What is phase 4 of the housing project in Syria?
The February quakes killed more than 47,000 people in both Turkey and Syria, where more than 1.5 million people are in temporary shelters. In our recent report released in March 2023 to mark 12 years since the start of the Syria conflict, Action For Humanity found that 9 in 10 people in Northwest Syria who had already been displaced at least once by the conflict, were displaced again by the earthquake.
We're entering Phase 3 of our housing project. This will see the construction of 500 homes for displaced families, each featuring a kitchen, sleeping area and separate living space. This phase will also see the establishment of a school, primary health centre and place of worship.
