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Naya, a four-year-old girl, is seen playing with a ball while talking to a UNICEF partner during a psychosocial activity in a shelter in Stamo village, located in Lattakia governorate in Syria.
Press release
19 June 2023
Kuwait contributes US$17 million to boost delivery of essential services to children impacted by the earthquakes in Türkiye and Syria
A happy young girl making a heart shape with her hands.
Report
14 June 2023
Earthquake response: Humanitarian situation report 10
3 to 31 May 2023: Snapshot of current needs and response

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English (PDF, 465 KB)
Young boy with crutches leaning against stone wall
Report
11 June 2023
Earthquake emergency cash response - June 2023
Key highlights: Emergency cash assistance to earthquake-affected families caring for children with disabilities - Aleppo Governorate

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English (PDF, 2 MB)
Arabic (PDF, 2 MB)
Two boys watch the excavation work following the earthquake that hit their city.
Report
04 May 2023
Earthquake emergency cash response - May 2023
Emergency cash assistance to earthquake-affected families caring for children with disabilities - Hama Governorate

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Arabic (PDF, 2 MB)
Five cousins, Naya, 8, Ellen, 9, Sham, 7, Zeina, 7, and Mai, 5 are waiting for their turn to be examined by the paediatrician with a UNICEF-supported mobile health and nutrition team in Assalieh village, rural Jableh, Lattakia, Syria.
Report
03 May 2023
Earthquake response: Humanitarian situation report 9
12 April to 2 May 2023: Snapshot of current needs and response

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English (PDF, 499 KB)
Hala, 7 months, receives her vaccines at a health centre during a national immunization campaign, supported by UNICEF and partners.
Report
26 April 2023
Humanitarian response snapshots January to March 2023
Concise overview of the humanitarian response

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Infographic overview (PDF, 623 KB)
Health and nutrition (PDF, 2 MB)
Education (PDF, 2 MB)
Child protection (PDF, 2 MB)
Water, sanitation and hygiene (PDF, 5 MB)
Adolescent development and participation (PDF, 2 MB)
UNICEF-trained and supported young volunteers engage in designing and conducting recreational activities, disseminate key awareness raising messages and help provide humanitarian support for children, families, and their peers in a collective shelter in Jableh, rural Lattakia, Syria.
Report
14 April 2023
Earthquake response: Humanitarian situation report 8
29 March- 11 April 2023: Snapshot of current needs and response

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English (PDF, 454 KB)
Displaced children participate in recreational activities provided by UNICEF-supported volunteers at a collective shelter in rural Lattakia, northwest Syria.
Article
10 April 2023
Earthquakes impact infrastructure, displacement, education
The unsung heroes of the earthquake response
Displaced children participate in recreational activities provided by UNICEF-supported volunteers at a collective shelter in rural Lattakia, northwest Syria.
Report
02 April 2023
Earthquake response: Humanitarian situation report 7
22 - 28 March 2023: Snapshot of current needs and response

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English (PDF, 300 KB)
Displaced children participate in psychosocial support activities provided by UNICEF-supported volunteers at Stamo collective shelter in rural Lattakia, northwest Syria.
Press release
28 March 2023
Japan contributes US$1.3 million to boost access to child protection, water and sanitation services, and hygiene supplies in earthquake affected areas in Syria
Tens of thousands of vulnerable people to benefit from increased provision of lifesaving services and supplies
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