Their laugh makes us keep going

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Name: Fadhila Khader Al Ali
Age: 7 years
Housing: Washukani Camp
Injury: Physical disability
Date and cause of disability: conducting an operation for a mass in the spine that led to loss the ability of using the lower limbs
Fadhila’s physical disability and not integrating with her peers increased the displacement suffering. However, Community Protection team in Washukani camp tracked the case and the response was by providing a wheelchair for the child.
Community Protection Program seeks empowering people with disability and including them with their peers to secure good psychosocial and social life.
Fadhila is just one example among thousands of children in NES who have been displaced and have to live in poor conditions with lack of health care and safety
 

Care of the mother and her child is a key priority in our services

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Getting access to essential and proper nutrition for children is one of the biggest health challenges in NES, as malnourished children are more vulnerable comparing to their peers so they are at more risk to get sick.

According to Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors without Borders) more than 232 million children worldwide are suffering from malnutrition, which is the main reason to nearly half of children deaths under 5.

Children nutrition and the care of pregnant woman and newborns program is a key priority in providing secondary and primary health care, which is through package of services like providing health care for the mothers during pregnancy and after giving birth, health awareness about natural birth, breastfeeding, regular checking, obstetrics, providing food, needed medicine and supplements especially in the camps.

Malak and her mother is one of hundreds of success stories that we achieved in our medical and ambulance centers, as our aim is always getting the best level of health for both women and children in all NES

In accordance with humanitarian standards, Protection and Psychological Support Office of the Kurdish Red Crescent

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In accordance with humanitarian standards, Protection and Psychological Support Office of the Kurdish Red Crescent succeeds again in its humanitarian interventions, as it helped Diaa 22-year-old. Diaa became the breadwinner for his three siblings after he lost his parents. KRC hastened to provide all their needs, and get him a job in one of KRC points, so he has now a good income enables them to live independently.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knPgwZtJEGc

She has a boy after losing two embryos due to diabetes.

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Kurdia Suleiman, displaced from Sery Kaniyeh and living in Washokani camp, lost two of her embryos due to suffering from diabetes, but in her last pregnancy, she got treatment at KRC medical point and finally she has a boy.

Supporting Solinaz Family- a baby- After her father’s Calling

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The Kurdish Red Crescent /KRC/responded to the calling of Solinaz father- the baby they get after waiting 10 years. The father, through a Facebook group, narrated his story and his bad health, which was an obstacle in getting a job and securing his family’s needs. The support was paying off the rent of the house for a year and providing some needs for the house and for the baby(clothes and milk) besides securing a job for the father.

Uncle Ismail talks about his experience with Coronavirus and Coved19 Hospital

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Covid is still active and scaring us, in return Krc’s Covid hospital is going on improving, getting more experience and treading more patients. Starting from this point, we met Mr. Ismail who is narrating his story.

Uncle Abdul-ِِziz’s Experience with Corona

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 Coronavirus has turned the world’s scales since its debut, causing scare among people. However, in the midst of all this, there are optimistic stories of people who have recovered from the disease.

“Uncle Abdulaziz”

Uncle AbdulAziz (66) yeas old recounts his experience with the disease, how he recovered from it, and the wrong experiences that many people are going through that we must not repeat.

 

The child Rania, victim of forced displacement

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The suffering and pains of a displaced Afrin family have accumulated in Shahba camps (Barkhdan camp), where the suffering of displacement and the pain of their 15-year-old daughter “Rania”.
Rania, who suffered from the presence of free serous fluid in the head, led to an increase in pressure inside the skull. She had symptoms such as nausea, headache, vomiting, blurred vision, double vision, and balance problems such as lack of coordination.
And because of the lack of specialized medical personnel in the region, the girl suffered to this day.
Our medical teams in Shahba made several visits to them, medical and psychological support was provided to them.

 

#Afrin

#Al_Shahba

 

Distributing bags for the students in Al-Shahba

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Despite the difficulties and obstacles that we face, we do not hesitate to provide medical and relief assistance to the people in Al-Shahba areas.
Our organization, in coordination with the Education Authority for Democratic Society, distributed a batch of school bags for first-grade students in Al-Shahba Schools, whose number reached
/ 2550 / male and female students.

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Efrın’s children

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These children fled from #Efrin and are currently living in camps with thousands of other people in #Șehba #Tilrifet.
They’ve got nowhere to play, eat, or sleep in comfort, and the harsh winter has already arrived.
We must never leave them in such conditions.