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Response to Humanitarian Crisis

Since 2011, the civil war in Syria has created one of the world’s most severe humanitarian crises, marked by mass displacement, economic collapse, and widespread destruction, compounded by the 2023 catastrophic earthquake. Today, 6–7 million internally displaced persons (IDPs) remain inside the country, while nearly 4 million Syrian refugees live abroad. As returns increase, families face damaged infrastructure, poverty, unexploded ordnance, and limited access to basic services. Zakat Foundation of America has contributed over $13 million through its Emergency Relief Program, delivering food assistance, winter relief, and medical aid, supporting health and well-being services, operating primary and secondary schools, providing full support through its Orphan Care Program, and delivering urgent medical care to vulnerable Syrians. These programs continue to support families as they rebuild their lives with dignity, stability, and hope.

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Stories of Change

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Limar

Born in Aleppo, Limar El Abdullah has known hardship her entire life. She lives with her mother and sisters, relying on one income and endless sacrifice. Through Zakat Foundation of America’s Winter Program, Limar was taken shopping to choose her own warm clothes. That simple choice restored dignity, confidence, and joy. For her mother, the support eased crushing financial pressure. It meant warmth, stability, and hope for a Syrian child during Syria’s long winter crisis today. 

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Amina

Amina, a six-year-old Syrian child with cerebral palsy, lives with her family in a southern Turkish camp after fleeing the Syrian war. Discovered to have the condition at age two, her family sought help at Sigharona Kibarona, a center supported by Zakat Foundation of America. Amina's rehabilitation journey included physical therapy, splints, and walking aids, significantly improving her mobility and balance. The Zakat Foundation of America sponsored center provides essential support for children with special needs, facilitating their integration into society and enhancing personal skills.


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