Continuous giving that reflects the spirit of solidarity and responsibility

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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.

Despite the challenges, the health response through our mobile clinic continues in Kobani

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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.

Our relief teams continue their efforts to secure the basic needs of the forcibly displaced.

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Our relief teams continue their efforts to secure the basic needs of those forcibly displaced from Afrin, Ras al-Ayn, and Tell Abyad, in the cities of Qamishli, Hasakah, Derik, and Amuda.
We extend our deepest gratitude to everyone who contributes to this effort. Your support makes these humanitarian efforts possible

152 food rations were distributed to shelters for displaced people in the city of Qamishli

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As part of the humanitarian response and support for displaced families, and in coordination with the Kurdish Red Crescent, “Zahrat Al Sham Detergents Company” implemented a humanitarian initiative that involved distributing 152 food rations to shelters for displaced people in the city of Qamishli.

The Kurdish Red Crescent provides the People’s Hospital in Qamishli with modern medical equipment.

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With support from the Kurdistan Red Crescent, the organization donated specialized medical equipment to the People’s Hospital in Qamishli, valued at approximately $200,000.
This initiative aims to strengthen the health sector and support medical facilities to meet the growing needs in light of the current humanitarian crisis, thereby improving healthcare services for patients and displaced persons.

The Kurdish Red Crescent receives 45 water tanks to support displaced people.

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As part of supporting humanitarian efforts, the Democratic Society Movement (Tev-Dem) provided 45 water tanks with a capacity of 2000 liters each, in support of the Kurdish Red Crescent, to be distributed to shelters for displaced people, in order to help secure water needs under the current circumstances.

The Hasakah team of the Kurdish Red Crescent continues to provide its medical and humanitarian services through mobile clinics.

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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 Sessions
The 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 humanitarian appeal from the Kurdish Red Crescent

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To the relevant authorities and the public:
We are writing to you with deep concern and regret to report the loss of contact with our colleague, Taher Rakan Taher, also known as “Anas Amsha,” since 2:00 PM on January 18, 2026. Our colleague was performing his noble humanitarian duty of saving lives while traveling from Raqqa to Hasakah, as part of relief and humanitarian efforts to assist those affected by the conflict.
We have received alarming reports indicating that civilian convoys and medical personnel are being targeted by armed groups in the area. Based on these reports, we are deeply concerned that our colleague, Taher Rakan Taher, may have been injured or captured by these groups.
Therefore, we urge anyone with information about our colleague, his whereabouts, or who is holding him, to contact us immediately and provide any information that could help locate and secure his release. Targeting medical and humanitarian personnel in conflict zones constitutes a war crime under international law and conventions, and represents a flagrant violation of human rights.
While we hold the Syrian government responsible for protecting medical and humanitarian personnel working in conflict zones, we also hold it fully responsible for the consequences of this incident and for the safety of our colleague, Taher Rakan Taher. We urge the government to take immediate action and all necessary measures to ensure his immediate release and safe return to his family.
In conclusion, we hope for your cooperation and prompt response to this appeal, and we look forward to receiving any information that may help in rescuing our colleague, Taher Rakan Taher, and enabling him to resume his noble humanitarian work.

A joint humanitarian response to meet the needs of displaced patients at Al-Shaab Hospital

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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.

(6) Mobile clinics to provide general medical services

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Supported by medico international, six mobile clinics are currently operating to provide general medical services. These clinics travel daily to shelters housing people forcibly displaced from Afrin in the city of Qamishli and its countryside, as well as the towns of Amuda and Tirbespi.
This initiative aims to provide essential healthcare to the most vulnerable segments of the displaced population by reaching them directly at their temporary residences. These efforts reflect the organization’s commitment to meeting the urgent health needs of the displaced and easing the pressure on the local healthcare system in the region.