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In light of the current circumstances and the significant gap in healthcare service delivery within displacement shelters, the urgent need for effective health interventions to meet the basic needs of displaced populations has become increasingly evident. With the generous support of the World Health Organization (WHO) – Qamishli Office, and through the dedicated...
In light of the current crisis and the increasing needs of displaced people,Salam for Hope Foundation continues its tireless efforts to implement emergency activities and meet community needs.🩺 Health Team ActivitiesThe Foundation’s health team conducted comprehensive field visits to shelters, where the health conditions of displaced people were assessed and necessary care was...
As part of the Pink October activities, the Health Team of Salam for Hope Foundation conducted an awareness session at one of the collective centers in Al-Hasakah city, focusing on breast cancer, with the aim of raising awareness among women about the importance of early detection and its vital role in prevention and...
On World Mental Health Day, we are reminded that mental well-being is not a luxury but a fundamental human right, as essential as safety, food, and education. After years of war and economic hardship, many Syrians continue to experience deep psychological impacts caused by trauma, loss, and displacement, while striving to adapt and...
We at Salam for Hope Foundation are still continuing our work through the “Together for Better Health” initiative in the collective centers of Al-Hasakah. With the expansion of our activities, we have managed to reach more centers and provide health support to a greater number of mothers and children.Through awareness sessions, early detection...
