Emergency Earthquake Response in Syria - Humanitarian Project

Syria.

In the wake of the seismic events that unfolded in southern and western Türkiye (Turkey) and western Syria, MHF, in collaboration with the organization Haiva Sura Kurd, initiated a humanitarian response to address the immediate needs of the affected population. The earthquakes, with magnitudes of 7.8 and 6.4, struck on February 6th and February 20th, respectively, directly impacting an estimated 26 million people across Türkiye and Syria, as reported by the Red Cross.
Project Overview:
Date of Initiative: February 8, 2023
Focus Areas: The response efforts were concentrated on northeastern Syria, covering Kobane and Manbij areas, as well as northern Syria, including al-Shahba, Sheikh Maqsood, and surrounding regions.

First Aid Provision:

 The primary goal of the project was to deliver immediate first aid response to the victims, addressing their urgent medical needs in the aftermath of the earthquakes.
Basic Needs Assistance: MHF aimed to provide essential humanitarian assistance to alleviate the impact of the natural disaster, ensuring that the basic needs of the affected individuals and communities were met.
Coordination and Sponsorship:
The project was executed in close coordination with Haiva Sura Kurd, leveraging joint resources and expertise to maximize the impact of the humanitarian response.
Project Outcome:
A total of 5,000 beneficiaries received support through this initiative, offering critical aid to those grappling with the consequences of the earthquakes.
This collaborative effort reflects MHF's commitment to swift and effective response during crises, providing vital assistance to communities facing adversity.