Ihsan for Relief and Development is a service-oriented organization with developmental goals. Ihsan seeks to support basic development and service projects that address the needs of daily life while looking to have long lasting impacts. Ihsan looks to support Syrians inside Syria and outside of Syria and does so by coordinating with local councils. Ihsan is working to recruit necessary grants funding provided by the international community organizations for the development projects inside Syria.
To provide Syrians much-needed services that focus on alleviating suffering, fostering economic and social development, support a vibrant civil society, and build the capacity of local councils.
Ihsan for Relief and Development is a service-oriented organization that seeks to improve the lives of Syrians through relief, recovery and development initiatives
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Ihsan conducts needs assessments and field visits, communicates and coordinates with local entities and organizations, and partners with International non-Governmental Organizations (INGOs) to determine its programs and activities. It supports programs that provide employment opportunities for Syrians and stimulates local economies, while at the same time providing much needed humanitarian assistance.
Ihsan conducts its activities in two ways: 1) it provides financial and programmatic support for projects received through a competitive grant review process; or 2) it develops and implements projects directly on the ground. Ihsan staff work mainly in Gaziantep, Turkey and in locations throughout Syria.
The protection sector includes projects or programs that address the social, material and psycho-social needs of the commnity.
The shelter and NFI sector includes programs or projects that address various shelter and non-food item needs of the community.
The Education sector includes projects or programs that address access and availability to the primary, secondary and higher learning needs of the community.
The WASH sector includes programs or projects that address the hygenic, sanitation and water needs of the community.
This sector is concerned with engineering projects (construction, electrical, mechanical), such as repairing public buildings, maintaining local council headquarters and building roads. This sector also provides generators, maintenance, civil defense and local councils’ equipment and the processing and maintenance of agricultural irrigation canals, etc. This section ensures the necessities of life and improves the standard of living for individuals as much as possible to ease the burden resulting from the deteriorating conditions inside Syria. Projects implemented in this sector: Distribution of health baskets in collaboration with the Norwegian... read more
The FSL sector includes programs and projects that aim towards the improvement of the level of food security of a community.
GOAL is an international non-profit, non-governmental humanitarian organization dedicated to alleviating the suffering of impoverished people. IHSAN and GOAL have partnered on food security projects in Lattakia.
Global Communities is an international non-profit organization that works closely with communities worldwide to bring about sustainable programs to improve the lives and livelihoods of the vulnerable. IHSAN and Global Communities are in the planning stages of projects involving Health and FSL in several provinces, including Idleb, Aleppo and Hama.
Human Appeal International is a non-profit organization whose mission is to assist vulnerable communities out of poverty through sustainable development programs, and to enable these communities to generate their own incomes and prepare their young populations for the future. IHSAN and Human Appeal International have conducted flour delivery projects in the province of Idleb.
The Syrian Forum played a role in the implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 216, which authorized cross-border delivery from Turkey in non-government controlled areas. IHSAN was the implementing partner for ACTED in delivering WASH materials for UNICEF in Lattakia.
World Vision is a Christian humanitarian organization dedicated to working with children, families, and their communities worldwide to reach their full potential by tackling the causes of poverty and injustice. This is the second project complete in partnership between Ihsan and WVI.
WFP is the food aid arm of the United Nations system. The core policies and strategies that govern WFP activities are to provide food aid: to save lives in refugee and other emergency situations; to improve the nutrition and quality of life of the most vulnerable people at critical times in their lives; and to help build assets and promote the self-reliance of poor people and communities, particularly through labour-intensive works programmes.
Syrian Business Forum is an independent, non-profit organization. It was established in June 6, 2012. the core of SBF is finding an umbrella which includes the largest number of Syrian businessmen and businesswomen inside and outside Syria, who are seeking to develop the Syrian economy to reach modern Syrian, country of flourishment and prosperous.
Shaam Relief Foundation is a non-profit organization founded to provide relief, education, and developmental support for all people worldwide. Founded in 2011, Shaam Relief Foundation initially recognized a desperate and rising need for aid in Syria. With the goal of alleviating the suffering of people, Shaam Relief Foundation strives to improve quality of life using short-term, long-term, and emergency solutions.
OCHA is the part of the United Nations Secretariat responsible for bringing together humanitarian actors to ensure a coherent response to emergencies. OCHA also ensures there is a framework within which each actor can contribute to the overall response effort.
The House-gardening project highlights a high contribution of achieving Foods-security in our Syria.
#Ihsan for relief and development is still providing agricultural baskets and equipment in southern of Edlib suburb, and the distribution includes farmers and IDPs.
In order to strengthen the Syrian Woman's Capacity, Women's Creativity Center; one of #Ihsan for relief and development's centers, which is exist in Al-Mashhad district -
The Agriculture Project is considered as one of the most important resources of #Food_Security and income for more than 190 thousand of people in the north of rural
Women Empowerment Center for women training and development in#Aleppo ,Syria.
Death machine continues to harvest more lives and thousands of schools in #Syria are being destroyed.
Civilians in #Syria are not only suffering from #bombing, they are also suffering a drinking
#Ihsan for Relief and Development is committed to contribute to the reviving of the agricultural sector through a series of development projects in agricultural and
Ihsan for Relief and Development, an organization under the umbrella of the Syrian Forum, has just completed the data collection phase of the on-going needs assessment in Lattakia, led by the Needs Assessment Department. The objective of the multi-sectoral assessment is to identify the major gaps in the non-government controlled area in order to build adequate projects in response. The Ihsan team on the ground began the assessment after receiving a in-depth training on tools and methodology.
In cooperation with Physicians Across Continents, Ihsan for Relief and Development, an institution of the Syrian Forum, distributed 250 packages of frozen meat donated by the Islamic Bank of Development. Each family received 2 KG of meat, as a part of a campaign to provide 1200 packages of frozen meat to villages throughout Lattakia, ending on Tuesday August 18th. Ihsan is one of the several organizations operating inside Syria which has joined this campaign.
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