Training Course on Improving the Quality of Water Monitoring Services

Continuing the response of the Kurdish Red Crescent in combating the cholera epidemic; after the Health Authority in the self-Administration of North and East Syria announced its outbreak in many of its areas during the summer of 2022. The most prominent response efforts focused on by the WASH team in the Kurdish Red Crescent organization, through its partnership with medico international schweiz, were based on improving the quality of water monitoring services by providing the necessary support to the water laboratories of the General Directorate of Water in North and East Syria. This was done by continuing and expanding the scope of testing through providing the necessary laboratory reagents, training staff, securing the necessary laboratory equipment, and developing the necessary standard operating procedures.
Recently, a four-day training course was conducted by the Medico team for the staff of the WASH department in the Kurdish Red Crescent and for the workers in the laboratories of the General Directorate of Water, in addition to conducting field visits to all the mentioned laboratories in preparation for supplying them with the necessary reagents and equipment in the near future.

Installating two solar energy systems in two schools in the city of Qamishlo

Continuing with the Solardarity fundraising campaign to support and develop solar energy as an alternative energy source in NES, which is being implemented with the support of medico international/Solar energy for North-East Syria 2, the Kurdish Red Crescent Organization installed two solar energy systems in two secondary and preparatory schools in the city of Qamishli.
The ongoing crisis due to the weak electricity infrastructure has affected several sectors, including the educational sector, and by installing solar energy, students can be provided with a more stable and stimulating learning experience.

Distributing health kits and baby milk for IDPs

Within the emergency plan announced by the Kurdish Red Crescent Organization to support the displaced people from the countryside of Aleppo, Afrin, and Shahba, and with the support of the “waldensian church” organization, hygiene kits and formula milk for children aged from one month to one year were provided to the displaced within the shelters in Raqqa, Tabqa, Hasakah, and Qamishlo.

Second humanitarian convoy to the Syrian coast

The second humanitarian convoy has launched as part of the grassroots initiative in northern and eastern Syria to assist our people in the Syrian coast, which includes 14,000 baskets, 12,000 of which are food baskes and 2,000 are hygiene baskets, provided by the people of northeastern Syria, the Women’s Initiative, the Mesopotamia Association, and the Kurdish Red Crescent.

toys and gifts for thalassemia kids

In a noble initiative that embodies humanity and giving, the HERO Dialogue and Rehabilitation Center, in collaboration with the Austrian organization CARAVAN, has provided a set of toys and school bags with stationery to the psychological support room in the Thalassemia Department of the Oncology, Burns, and Thalassemia Hospital. Where that creating a supportive and comfortable environment for children suffering from chronic diseases such as thalassemia significantly helps alleviate the burden of this experience and grants them a sense of hope and optimism.