6.3 million
internally displaced people
Syria
Syria
Emergency
4.8 million
refugees outside Syria
13.5 million
Syrians in need of humanitarian aid
Since the beginning of the war in 2011, violence against the civilian Syrian population has only intensified and become more complex, with no political solution emerging. Many regions are regularly bombed and the civilian pour-eux are subjected to human rights violations and abuse, beneath the cross-fire of government forces, opposition armed forces, their respective allies and extremist factions like Islamic State.
The humanitarian situation remains extremely tenuous throughout the country, particularly in the north where displaced people, who are trying to escape, converge. People are suffering from the lack of access to healthcare facilities, to water and food, and there is an urgent need for sanitation, shelter etc.
Activities
Support to internally displaced people
Since October 2012, Doctors of the World has been working with Syrian nurses and doctors to provide primary and sexual and reproductive healthcare to Syrians gathered in various camps and one village in the Idlib-nord region, close to the Turkish border.
The association also helps Syrian partners by supporting 21 health centres and mobile teams in Syria, particularly in Idlib, Alep and Dera governorates. The availability of medicines and essential equipment, which are extremely scarce in times of war, is assured through 10 local partners and the local medical staff are supported to ensure continuity of services in a situation where the authorities no longer fund the country’s healthcare facilities. Moreover, Doctors of the World is able to provide assistance with emergency supplies depending on how the situation develops on the ground.
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Aid for victims of the conflict
Furthermore, Doctors of the World supports post-operative healthcare centres on both sides of the Turkish-Syrian border and at Sarmada (Syria). Seriously wounded victims of the clashes are treated there following surgical intervention. Working with its partners, Doctors of the World strives to improve the quality of care, by training the personnel in these centres in the care of maimed and traumatised victims of conflict.
History
2008
Start of a programme on access to care in the Aleppo region.
2011
Outbreak of war.
2012
Support in the post-operative centre at Reyhanli
2012
Establishment of fixed and mobile clinics in the north-west of the country.
2013
Support for healthcare facilities inside Syria and opening of a mother and child healthcare centre.
2014
Support for post-operative centre in Sarmada, in the region of Idlib.
2015
Strengthening support in Deraa, Aleppo and Idlib governorates.
2016
Emergency response in Idlib and Aleppo following the increase in bombing and the siege of Aleppo.
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