The Kurdish Red Crescent continues distributing food aid to displaced people in the neighborhoods of Hasakah.
Humanitarian aid distribution campaigns continue in support of our displaced people. As part of these efforts, the Kurdish Red Crescent team distributed food baskets to families displaced from Ras al-Ayn and Afrin in the neighborhoods of Mushayrifah, al-Dahiyah, al-Mufti, and al-Salihiyah in al-Hasakah.
Through these initiatives, we are committed to standing by our people and alleviating their hardships, and we will continue our humanitarian work with full dedication and responsibility.
Continuous giving that reflects the spirit of solidarity and responsibility
As part of its ongoing humanitarian efforts, the Kurdish Red Crescent, with support from the Kurdistan Red Crescent, distributed baby formula and diapers to displaced families, supporting their children and ensuring their essential needs were met.
This continuous support reflects the spirit of solidarity and responsibility towards our displaced people.
The Hasakah team of the Kurdish Red Crescent continues to provide its medical and humanitarian services through mobile clinics.
The Hasakah team of the Kurdish Red Crescent continues to provide medical and humanitarian services through mobile clinics, supporting our people in displacement centers.
Women’s Clinic General Clinic (Internal Medicine/Pediatrics) Psychological Support SessionsThe clinics are located in displacement centers housing our people displaced from Ras al-Ayn and Afrin, with the aim of providing basic healthcare and psychological support under these difficult circumstances.
A joint humanitarian response to meet the needs of displaced patients at Al-Shaab Hospital
With the aim of supporting displaced brothers and sisters and providing them with the necessary care, Kurdish Red Crescent teams today prepared and loaded hygiene and personal care kits to be delivered to patients in Al-Shaab Hospital (The National Hospital). This step comes to meet their daily essential needs and provide a safe, healthy environment during their stay and treatment at the hospital.
Emergency humanitarian response to alleviate the suffering of those affected
With the support of the Union of Kurdish Doctors in Germany “Verband Kurdischer Ärzte EV” the Kurdish Red Crescent distributed hygiene kits, in addition to milk, to displaced families in the city of Qamishli, as part of the emergency humanitarian response to alleviate the suffering of those affected in the difficult circumstances.
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.
Securing medicines and doses for cancer patients in Sweida..
Cancer patients in Sweida face life-threatening difficulties. Due to the bloody events and the siege imposed on the region, they cannot travel to Damascus or any centers outside Sweida to continue their treatment or receive their medication doses at the few specialized centers. This is also due to the shortage of medicines inside Sweida due to the siege. We at the Kurdish Red Crescent have coordinated with several organizations inside and outside Sweida to secure the necessary medicines, chemotherapy doses, and healthcare for this group, considered the most affected by the violence and siege. We wish them a speedy recovery.
Two wells were drilled in Qamishli to meet the needs of the residents
In response to the needs of local residents, and in coordination with the Directorate of Water and the Municipality of Qamishlo, the Kurdish Red Crescent, with the support of Àrea Metropolitana de Barcelona (AMB), implemented the “Emergency Water Response” project.
As part of this initiative, two wells were drilled in the neighborhoods of (Alaya and Hilaliya) and equipped with submersible pumps powered by solar energy.
Each well was connected to a main water tank with a capacity of 5,000 liters, which in turn supplies a distribution system consisting of three secondary tanks (2,000 liters each) strategically placed within the targeted neighborhoods. This setup ensures broader access to safe water for the largest possible number of residents.
The project also included specialized training sessions for commune members and the Water Department staff on:
* Protecting solar power systems and maintaining wells.
* Operating the wells seasonally.
* Water chlorination techniques using chlorine tablets.
This project comes as a direct response to the growing need for safe and reliable water sources for the city’s population.