Since the conflict began in 2011, Syria has faced numerous challenges in terms of humanitarian and security issues throughout the country. Civilian infrastructure has been increasingly targeted, leading to a significant rise in internal displacement. Moreover, the crisis has resulted in a staggering 20-year decrease in average life expectancy, primarily due to the destruction of medical infrastructure, resulting in limited access to healthcare services in Syria.
To help address these urgent circumstances, ADRA is growing its capacity in the health sector. Our initiatives range from repairing healthcare infrastructure to distributing assistive devices to those with disabilities who are unable to access the care they need.
Did You Know
Syria’s average life expectancy has dropped by an alarming 20 years since the onset of the civil war in 2011.
Projects
DADS
The DADS project has given disability devices (crutches, walkers, wheelchairs, hearing aids) to 75 individuals in need, who would otherwise not be able to obtain them.
VCD
Under the VCD project, ADRA rebuilt health centers in Homs