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Millions of people remain with acute humanitarian needs on both sides of the border, depending on aid for food, water, shelter and health support.

The devastating impacts to water, sewage and basic hygiene infrastructure have spiked health risks to the populations affected by the quakes

12 years later, the Syrian conflict that erupted in March 2011 has killed approximately 300,000 civilians, displaced more than 13 million people, and left majority of the population in need of humanitarian assistance.

More than 50,000 people lost their lives trapped under the rubble, and at least 2.2 million people are now facing homelessness and renewed displacement due to the earthquakes that ripped through south-central Türkiye and parts of northern Syria.

CARE has delivered life-saving emergency assistance to some communities in the most-hard hit regions in both southern Türkiye and northwest Syria since the onset of the February 6 earthquake

NGOs working in Syria have called for an urgent scaleup in support and for immediate action to be taken to secure humanitarian assistance to the populations affected by the earthquake in Syria. The humanitarian response must match the scale of the…

CARE is deeply saddened to learn that a second member of our staff has passed away in the wake of the recent earthquakes. Yesterday, CARE’s Northwest Field Consultant in Northwest Syria - Mohammad Ismail Mohammed – was found deceased along with his wif

The CARE community mourns the passing of one of our CARE Türkiye colleagues, Anas Sweid, in the wake of the devastating earthquake that has shaken the region.

CARE is working fast to overcome the many access barriers to the affected areas and deliver essential items to thousands of people in dire need.