Food, water, hygiene packs and non-food essential items such as warm clothing and blankets, or heaters and heating fuel will be distributed in Gaziantep (Turkey) and Aleppo (Syria).

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Responding as part of the Humanitarian Coalition appeal.

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Partnering with fellow Kentro and Foodgrains bank member, ADRA, in Syria (Lattakia and Aleppo). Support includes food and non-food items, shelter, and ongoing assessment.

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FAIR is responding to the Türkiye-Syria earthquakes by partnering with Fellowship International missionaries, and a like-minded organization well equipped with personnel on the ground to provide immediate relief and ongoing rebuilding aid to some of the most marginalized groups in both countries.

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Samaritan’s Purse is preparing to deploy a 52-bed Emergency Field Hospital with approximately 75 staff as early as this weekend and airlifting much-needed items, such as hygiene items and tarp for distribution into the hardest-hit areas.

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There are Nazarene churches in affected areas of Syria, and after the first tremor, the pastors and members of these churches immediately began serving their neighbors in need. Having escaped without damage, each church is open as a shelter for people who are afraid or unable to return home, and both congregations are distributing hot meals and blankets. In Aleppo, church members have visited hospitals and shelters to pass out cold-weather gear, food, and medicine.

Nazarenes churches worldwide are currently engaged in relief efforts in Syria through funds and supplies. A Nazarene Compassionate Ministry partner organization in Germany, Helping Hands, coordinates deliveries of essential items.  The Church of the Nazarene has no congregations in Turkey. Any relief efforts there will be centered on supporting partner organizations as needed

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Distributing supplies as our on-ground partners share the most urgent needs

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Emergency and non-food aid. More details can be found here.

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We are working in Syria through a long-term and trusted local partner organization. The response is focusing right now on basic needs – shelter, ready-made food, warmth, with an assessment being done to explore other avenues of response based on need. We are committed to not only meeting immediate needs but also to the long-term needs of those impacted by this disaster. More info here.

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ADRA is already on the ground responding. Your donation today is providing those affected with shelter, food, water, blankets and flashlights.

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Our team and local partners have launched an immediate response, evacuating civilians and injured people, providing critical medical assistance and supplying refugee centers that are hosting families who have been displaced by the earthquake.

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Our priority will include helping support affected people with access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH), health, shelter, and protection. Our immediate response areas will cover Gaziantep and Sanliurfa in Turkey, as well as Azaz, Afrin, and Idlib in northern Syria. Currently, we distributing fuel and heat to shelters as cold and sub-zero temperatures are of immediate concern.

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HPIC has been in communication with our local partners and we are officially responding. HPIC is providing essential medicines and medical supplies.

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CBM is working with our partners on the ground to provide food, hygiene and winterization assistance to displaced and crisis-affected households.

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“Hope Story is responding through our partner LSESD/ MERATH in collaboration with the Fellowship of Middle East Evangelical Churches (FMEEC) – a network of churches in Syria.

Field teams have been in constant contact with local churches on the ground in the affected areas of Aleppo, Hama, Lattakia, and Tartous governorates.”

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