The Kurdish Red Crescent’s Oncology and Thalassemia Hospital commemorates World Thalassemia Day
Thalassemia Hospital of the Kurdish Red Crescent celebrated a day filled with joy and support for our children.
Thank you to those who brought smiles:
The Hayz Organization and the Stars Organization. The Music Institute that played for hope, and the clown who spread laughter. The artists who adorned our day with their donated artwork.The celebration included distributing gifts to thalassemia patients and honoring eight individuals with thank-you cards in recognition of their humanitarian contributions
Recreational activities and psychological support for displaced people in Qamishli to promote recovery and bring smiles
As part of the efforts of the psychological support team at the Kurdish Red Crescent, recreational activities were conducted for displaced and resident children at the Paulos Yaqoub School in Qamishli. These activities aimed to alleviate stress and bring smiles to their faces through play and group interaction, rekindling a sense of childhood.
In parallel, psychological support sessions were provided for adults to create a safe space for expression and participation, and to support them in overcoming the effects of difficult circumstances.
We believe that psychological support is not a luxury, but an essential part of recovery.
The Kurdish Red Crescent brings smiles to the faces of martyrs’ children with a humanitarian support initiative.
The Kurdish Red Crescent organized a special event for the children of martyrs, during which toys were distributed with support from the Hero Organization, in addition to clothing provided by the Kurdistan Red Crescent.
This initiative aimed to bring joy to the children’s hearts, alleviate the effects of the difficult circumstances they are experiencing, and strengthen the spirit of solidarity and care for them.
Sincere thanks and appreciation to all the supporting organizations that contribute to bringing smiles to the children’s faces and supporting them.
A humanitarian initiative to support children with cancer and thalassemia through blood donation.
A number of generous donors donated blood today to the Kurdish Red Crescent Hospital for Oncology and Thalassemia, responding to the humanitarian appeal and demonstrating their commitment to supporting sick children.
The donors also brought joy to the children by bringing cakes that put smiles and happiness on their faces.
We express our sincere thanks and appreciation to everyone who contributes to spreading hope and giving.
The Kurdish Red Crescent provides toys, heaters, and psychological support sessions for children in shelter schools.
The Protection and Psychological Support Office of the Kurdish Red Crescent continues its activities in the schools of Liwa and Saqr Quraish, providing psychological support sessions for children that include drawing, play, concentration exercises, and stress relief activities.
Toys and heaters were also distributed to the schools with support from Humanity & Inclusion (HI), as part of efforts to create a safer and warmer environment for our children.
Despite the challenges, the health response through our mobile clinic continues in Kobani
Despite the escalating challenges resulting from the siege, the Kurdish Red Crescent continues its humanitarian work, having activated its mobile clinic in Kobani to provide emergency medical services and primary care to the residents.
This step comes as part of a rapid response to the growing health needs and to ensure the continued delivery of services to those who need them most.
Hundreds of displaced families arrive at Nowruz camp
Hundreds of families forcibly displaced from Sheikh Maqsoud, Tabqa, and Raqqa are arriving at Nowruz camp amid dire humanitarian conditions and a severe shortage of all basic necessities.
The Kurdish Red Crescent continues to provide emergency medical services as the number of arrivals increases daily.
The displaced families, most of whom are women and children, are in urgent need of all forms of humanitarian assistance
Hundreds of displaced families arrive at Nowruz camp
Hundreds of families forcibly displaced from Sheikh Maqsoud, Tabqa, and Raqqa are arriving at Nowruz camp amid dire humanitarian conditions and a severe shortage of all basic necessities.
The Kurdish Red Crescent continues to provide emergency medical services as the number of arrivals increases daily.
The displaced families, most of whom are women and children, are in urgent need of all forms of humanitarian assistance.