UNHCR Support to Covid19 Response in Syria

In Aleppo, Syrians continue to return after 14 years of crisis. Mari is a shelter officer with UNHCR and has seen first hand what challenges many returnees face, but also their hopes for a new start.

  Hundreds of thousands of Syrians are returning home. Since December 8, 300,000 refugees and 850,000 internally displaced people have gone back. But the challenges are immense—damaged homes, lost documents, and landmines. Now is the time to step up and support them.

After years of exile, Syrians are returning home to Dar’a, a city still scarred by war. They arrive to find their houses in ruins, electricity scarce, and livelihoods uncertain, but the longing for home outweighs the hardship. UNHCR, The UN Refugee Agency, is providing crucial support, including shelter and documentation, […]

سنوات طويلة من الصراع والأزمات والشتات عاشتها الأمهات السوريات أمنيات مؤجلة منذ ما يقارب الـ 14 عامًا هذه بعض أمنياتهن في عام 2025

  UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi is in Syria as part of a wider visit to the region to discuss how best to support Syrian refugees who are voluntarily returning home.

  With many homes damaged or destroyed in the conflict, many displaced and retuning Syrian families are in desperate need of shelter support, especially during the winter months.

Khaled & his family are among over half a million people who have crossed into Syria from Lebanon, fleeing Israeli bombardment Their story highlights the challenges Syrians returning to Syria are facing, in a country where 90% of the population needs humanitarian assistance

Our teams at the Syria-Lebanon borders continue to report a very desperate situationOver 71% of arrivals to Syria are Syrian Many tell us they sold the little they had to afford the journey back home UNHCR is helping, but the needs are huge & more funding is needed

The situation is dire for civilians devastated by Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon. More than 100,000 people have crossed into Syria so far. Learn what’s happening in this update on the escalating crisis in the region and how we are responding from UNHCR’s Representatives to Lebanon and Syria.

The massive influx of Syrian and Lebanese families fleeing from Lebanon into Syria demands urgent attention from the international community. UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi, urges global solidarity to ensure that those affected by airstrikes and military action in Lebanon receive the support they desperately need.