The Kurdish Red Crescent evacuates displaced families from Afrin after the floods and provides them with shelter and aid.
In an urgent humanitarian response, the Kurdish Red Crescent teams evacuated four displaced families from Afrin who were living in a flooded basement.
The families were transferred to a shelter where they received mattresses, blankets, mattresses, and food baskets to meet their basic needs and help them cope with these harsh conditions.
We continue our humanitarian work on the ground, standing with our people and providing support to those most in need.
A recreational activity for children at the orphanage in the city of Kobani
In a heartwarming humanitarian gesture… The Kurdish Red Crescent team organized a recreational event for children at the Keskesê Sor a Alan Orphanage in Kobani. The children enjoyed a variety of fun activities, and the event concluded with the distribution of gifts.
This initiative is part of the Kurdish Red Crescent’s efforts to provide psychological support to children and bring joy to their lives.
The initiative to distribute free bread in the city of Kobani continues.
The initiative to distribute free bread in Kobani continues, spearheaded by the Kurdish Red Crescent teams with support from the Kurdistan Red Crescent. One thousand loaves of bread are being distributed daily to displaced families in shelters.
This initiative follows a previous seven-day humanitarian campaign in the cities of Hasakah, Qamishli, Amuda, and Tirbespiyê, aimed at supporting residents and alleviating the financial burdens on needy families.
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.
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.
Gifts and psychological support: An initiative by the Kurdish Red Crescent to support displaced children
The Kurdish Red Crescent received a humanitarian initiative that involved distributing gifts to displaced children. Our teams organized and distributed the gifts to children in shelters, bringing smiles to their faces and alleviating the effects of displacement.
The initiative was accompanied by psychosocial support sessions led by our specialized staff, aimed at supporting the children and enhancing their sense of security and stability.
