Rural Damascus
Abu Tahseen a farmer regained his livelihood thanks to rehabilitating the Maliha River by SARC
He locked all the doors, carried what he could of his family's essentials, and left without turning behind or...
Read moreUm Yazan journey with Livestock Farming
ra (Um Yazan) seemed scared to remember the day when she escaped from her home...
Read moreUm Mouhamed’s damaged kitchen is reeking of delicious food again thanks to the food vouchers by SARC
On the eve of 30 December of 2013, Um Mouhamed rushed to her children's room with her eyes frightened and...
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Efficient humanitarian response is an objective achieved by well-equipped volunteers
For volunteers to keep providing assistance to everyone in need with full capacities, they have to improve their skills and...
Read moreCash transfer project protects breeders from selling their sheep in Rural Damascus
the Syrian Arab Red Crescent Organization has worked, through the Livelihoods Project, to launch projects that help the most vulnerable...
Read moreThe pregnant ewes’ grants ensure sustainable livelihood to 200 families in Rural Damascus
It is well-known that agriculture activities and animal husbandry are the basic sources of living for people in rural areas...
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Children laughed aloud in joy at receiving new winter clothes.
Winter is the worst season for returnees, particularly children, in Syria where temperature decrease to zero...
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The crisis in Syria has left its deep impact even on the babies in wombs
In Raqqa, about 445 Km far from the capital Damascus, people had witnessed the most difficult circumstances, in which farmers...
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Shy little dream of happiness
In Daf-AlSakher, a poor neighborhood in Jaramana, Bara’a (15 Y) and her parents and five brothers and sisters live in...
Read more147,000 people in Eastern Ghouta have access to safe water after years of deprivation.
Today and after the Syrian Arab Red Crescent volunteers have finished the rehabilitation of 12 water wells (with total...
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