As winter approaches, many Syrian deportees experience multiple shortages of food, water, clothing, and shelter. Their miserable conditions made the best of their dreams is to stay safe…only.
Rising needs to rain insulators:
Amid rainstorms and the ongoing financial crisis, when everything has become so scarce and expensive that no one can afford food and water, the least, and as this stormy weather continues to hit Al Zoghra camp in northern Aleppo, the situation calls the need to provide rain insulators to protect these tents and prevent water from soaking and sweeping them away. In short, Syrian deportees need material and moral support to overcome the recurrent misery in winter.
Thereof, as a means to save people’s lives in this freezing temp, to help the affected women and children, and to alleviate the psychological and financial burden of the migrant and afflicted poor, “Beyaz Eller Organization” has raised a call to quickly relieve the alarming condition in Al Zoghra camp. With support from ‘Western Tamra Society’ and under the supervision of ‘Kind Hearts/ Palestine 48” the organization has succeeded in distributing rain insulators to the camp inhabitants.
The project included the procurement and distribution of 650 rain insulators for the tents in Al Zoghra camp, northern Aleppo suburbs, where migrants suffer extreme cold and miserable living conditions due to the worsening temps and the intensive rainstorms that hit the region in the past days. The project has benefited 3,250 benefiters.
