Ongoing Humanitarian aid for displaced families in Amuda

Humanitarian efforts in Amuda continue to support families forcibly displaced, with the Barzani Charity Organization, in coordination with the Kurdish Red Crescent, providing humanitarian aid and meals prepared by mothers and civil institutions for families residing in the city’s shelters.

These efforts include distributing food and basic necessities to alleviate the difficult living conditions faced by displaced families, particularly amid deteriorating economic conditions and lack of basic services in the shelters, which intensifies the daily struggles of families, especially children and the elderly.

Similarly, other humanitarian organizations participated in these efforts. Rasul al-Mahabba wa al-Salam, Dan Relief, and the group DESTEK conducted campaigns distributing food baskets and hygiene supplies to displaced families residing in shelters and several villages, aiming to provide basic necessities and support dignified living conditions within the shelters.

These activities are part of ongoing humanitarian work in Amuda, aiming to reinforce solidarity and social cohesion, mitigate the effects of forced displacement, and eventually ensure the safe and dignified return of displaced families to their areas.

ANHA