World Vision Syria Response

World Vision is a child-focused humanitarian relief & development organisation. Tweeting about our response in Jordan, Syria and Türkiye. Co-chair of @NLG_Syria

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After years of #displacement, 12-year-olds Ruqaia and Suad now share a classroom in rural Damascus.

@WorldVisionsr is supporting 32 schools across #Syria through #rehabilitation, teacher training, catch-up classes and #psychosocial support.

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Through the SANAD Project, funded by the #SyriaHumanitarianFund, @worldvisionsr has reached over 355k people across #Syria through improved access to safe #water, rehabilitated #healthcare facilities, and #cash assistance, helping families meet their essential needs.
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Inclusive education starts with empowered teachers!

Through @WorldVisionSR Inclusive #Education Project in #Jordan, funded by @MofaJapan_jp , we've trained teachers to better support children's diverse learning needs, including those of #children with #disabilities.

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In northern Syria, 11-year-old Mahmoud* overcame social isolation and built new friendships, while Hiba*, a displaced mother of three, regained her confidence and developed new skills through the @Irish_Aid funded #protection project in #Syria!

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On #WorldMentalHealth Day, we are reminded that in #Syria, the need for mental health and psychosocial support remains critical. At @WorldVisionSR, we continue working to help children and families access the support they need to heal, build resilience and move forward with hope.

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Years of crisis have taken a profound toll on #children’s mental health across #Syria.

In 2025, @WorldVisionsr reached 34K people with #protection and #psychosocial support.

As needs grow, sustained support is critical to helping children feel safe, supported and hopeful.

[World Vision Syria Response @WorldVisionSR]

Years of crisis have taken a profound toll on #children’s mental health across #Syria.

In 2025, @WorldVisionsr reached 34K people with #protection and #psychosocial support.

As needs grow, sustained support is critical to helping children feel safe, supported and hopeful.

[World Vision Syria Response @WorldVisionSR]

Last week, Janine Lietmeyer, CEO of @WorldVisionDe , visited several of @WorldVisionsr’s #education, water and sanitation, and #health projects in Northwest #Syria.

During the field visits, she witnessed firsthand the significant needs communities continue to face everyday.

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Through @WorldVisionSR ’s climate-smart agriculture project, funded by @BMZ_Bund , Samer received solar-powered and drip irrigation systems, alongside training that transformed the way he farms.

https://t.co/ssKOep1uWe

#livelihoods #agriculture

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Across #Syria, communities are strengthening their #livelihoods through @WorldVisionSR @BMZ_Bund funded project.

Through sewing training, women are strengthening skills that can help them generate additional income and contribute to their families’ livelihoods.
@WorldVisionDe

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At @WorldVisionsr, we work alongside #children, to help create environments where they feel safe and supported.
Through #education, #cp, #pss and other essential services, we aim to respond to children’s immediate needs!

[World Vision Syria Response @WorldVisionSR]

Years of crisis have taken a profound toll on #children’s mental health across #Syria.

In 2025, @WorldVisionsr reached 34K people with #protection and #psychosocial support.

As needs grow, sustained support is critical to helping children feel safe, supported and hopeful.

[World Vision Syria Response @WorldVisionSR]

In #Syria, 12.4M people, nearly 60% of the population, face #food insecurity, including 7M+ facing acute #hunger.

In 2025, @WorldVisionsr reached 249K+ people with food security & #livelihoods support. But needs remain immense. Continued support is critical.

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Once shy, five-year-old Rayan now loves going to kindergarten. 📚 Through @WorldVisionsr’s project, his mother Asmaa also achieved her dream of becoming a teacher. 🧡

Read their story: https://t.co/Px8vqKVq0l

#WorldVision #Jordan #Education

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Meet @WorldVisionSR ’s young climate champions in Aleppo. 🌱

Weekly, the Youth Council explores how climate change and nutrition are connected and what can be done.
Their ideas will help shape our advocacy ahead of #COP31.

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Meet Lamiaa, a mother and storyteller turning displacement into hope.
Supported by @Worldvisionsr's #Innovation Lab, her Tales from the Earth uses #children’s stories to inspire #environmental #awareness and positive change, aiming to reach 10K children.

https://t.co/qHNXdriH51

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After eight years, Ali returned to #Syria. Two olive trees remained. Almost everything else was gone.
His story examines the challenges facing returnees and how @WorldVision, with CCK’s support, is helping families and farmers rebuild their livelihoods: https://t.co/ed69fwzzIr

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Real change happens step by step.

Through #LIFT, children, adolescents and caregivers move from learning to leading, building confidence, strengthening families and finding solutions within their communities.
When people are empowered to lead, change lasts beyond the programme.

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The strongest humanitarian programmes don’t just respond to today’s challenges, they help prevent tomorrow’s.

LIFT project in #Turkiye invests in people, relationships and local leadership to build lasting #resilience beyond the life of a project.

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Exciting news! 🎉 @WorldvisionSR has launched its first Youth Council in #Syria. Thirteen young people from Aleppo kicked off with a child-led Mini-COP, exploring the links between #climate and #nutrition and shaping recommendations to inform advocacy ahead of #COP31 #Enough.

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What happens when humanitarian programming invests in prevention, and local #leadership? The LIFT pilot in #Türkiye reached 1,000+ participants, strengthening adolescent #wellbeing, parenting practices, safety awareness, and community resilience, creating long-lasting impact.