SARC continues its response to meet the needs of more than 54.268 people, who fled Eastern Ghouta through humanitarian passages for makeshift camps in (Ad-Dwair, Adra schools, Hirjeleh, Nashabeih and Maahad Al-Kahraba). SARC provided services consisted of:
– Distribution of 15.000 bread bags, ready to eat meals prepared in SARC-collective kitchens (4 kitchens), canned food parcels and nutrition items (peanuts butter and high energy biscuits).
– Distribution relief essentials such as mattresses, blankets, hygiene kits, baby diaper, sanitary napkin, solar chargeable lamps, gallons for water, kitchen kits and soaps).
– Distributing about …….. water bottles to the people at humanitarian passages and buses, which transport them to the sheltering centers.
– Support sheltering centers with mobile water tanks daily
– Building up housing units equipped with the necessary accommodation needs (doors and windows), and supported with electricity generators in the sheltering centers.
– Within 24 hours, a medical point was established in Ad-Dwair shelter. It has a space for 15 beds and contained three clinics (internal, gynecology, pediatrics) as well as a section for bandages.
– 10 mobile clinics and 6 mobile teams provide daily services (medical checkup, medicines, vaccines…) to the people in sheltering centers.
– About 20 ambulances rush every day to the humanitarian passages and sheltering centers in order to transfer the critical humanitarian cases to the hospitals.
4 psychosocial support teams along with specialists provide PSS first aid, child protection and raise awareness services for everyone.
SARC- legal specialists (Humanitarian support project) are ready to provide legal services.
– More than 1000 works in shifts to respond for displaced people and meet their essential needs.
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