We all know the story. We have all seen the images and videos of widespread destruction, pain and agony. 

We need action. 

We are doing something about it and want YOU to help us do more of it. 

We are helping families who have lost the source of their livelihoods to rise from the ashes and get a new start. 

We have built a system, a working system. All we need now is to fuel it. While we provide direct relief to thousands of Syrians who are in dire need of food and shelter, our system is designed to maximize the support and optimize your contributions. How? We train and find employment for heads of families who are breadwinners so that their families are not just helped one day but every day. 

We help Syrians help themselves. Today and every day. And THOUSANDS of families have been helped. Thousands more are suffering.

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Abdul Wahab's Story

Abdul Wahab had just returned home when the airstrike began. It was not the first time his community, a small town just north of Homs, had faced a brutal attack by the Syrian regime. Before Abdul Wahab could find shelter, a bomb exploded in the street, seriously injuring him and partially destroying his home—reducing treasured belongings and precious memories to ashes.

As a young man living in Syria, Abdul Wahab had endured one injustice after another—forced displacement, indiscriminate violence, and imminent arrest. To many, Abdul Wahab’s future seemed hopeless. But not to us.

Through Syrian Forum’s education and empowerment programs, Abdul Wahab began to rebuild his life. He joined our Youth Support Center in Homs, where he participated in psychosocial support sessions, completed English and computer classes, and developed new skills to restore and rebuild his community. Now, he is ready for job placement.

During the holy month of Ramadan, you can help us empower thousands of others like Abdul Wahab.

​About Syrian Forum

Established in 2011, Syrian Forum is a consortium of six specialized institutions dedicated to sustaining, supporting, and rebuilding Syrian lives. With programs and partners in seven countries, the organization provides more than temporary relief. Syrian Forum empowers Syrians to help themselves—to build their own future.

• Syrian Forum is sustaining Syrian lives. The organization has delivered more than 26 million services to struggling communities, from Idlib to Eastern Ghouta. Syrian Forum provides emergency relief, builds the capacity of local institutions, and restores critical infrastructure, from water stations to school buildings.

• Syrian Forum is empowering self-sufficiency. The organization has helped more than 14,000 Syrian refugees find jobs in Turkey, and it has equipped nearly 8,000 Syrian professionals with the skills and knowledge necessary to restore their communities.

• Syrian Forum is nurturing the next generation of leaders. The organization educates, protects, and uplifts Syrian children and youth through diverse programs, from psychosocial support services to community soccer tournaments.
  

Syrian Forum USA is an independently registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with operations in Chicago, Dallas, and Washington, DC. 

Click here to learn more.

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