A decade of crisis in Syria and the needs have not lessened.
Over 6.6million people have fled Syria since 2011,seeking safety in Lebanon, Turkey, Jordan and beyond. With another 6millionmore displaced inside Syria, hope is fading fast. The humanitarian situation in Syria is desperate.
Syria has entered a new and uncertain phase since the change of power on December 8, 2024. Humanitarian needs remain vast, with approximately 16.5 million people requiring assistance, and around 7.4 million still internally displaced.
At the same time, returns are increasing—as of August 14, 2025, 779,473 Syrian refugees have returned from neighboring countries, and 1,694,418 internally displaced people (IDPs) have returned to their areas of origin inside Syria since December 2024. Communities receiving returnees face severe strains on housing, water, electricity, health care, and schooling, compounded by recent cross‑border movements from Lebanon.
After more than a decade of war, hope is returning to Syria. The fall of the Assad regime has opened the door for millions of displaced Syrians to go home. But peace alone is not enough.
You can help families return home with safety and dignity.
