June 24, 2026
The Syrian Ministry of Higher Education and SAMS signed an agreement to restore and expand pediatric bone marrow and stem cell transplant services in Damascus, aiming to build a sustainable national program and improve specialized care for children.
This episode of “Syria Today” highlights the Ministry of Health’s plan for cancer patient care alongside ongoing treatment shortages and challenges. SAMS Turkey Country Director Mazen Kewara joins the interview, sharing humanitarian insights on supporting oncology patients under difficult conditions. View Full Interview
We’re honored to share that SAMS has once again been officially designated a low-risk organization following the conclusion of our 2025 audited financial statement, conducted by independent auditors at Rubino. This marks the sixth consecutive year that SAMS has received a clean audit opinion under Uniform Guidance Audit requirements –...
When a child gets a fever, a mother needs prenatal care, or when someone is living with the quiet pain of trauma, access to healthcare can mean everything. Yet for many families in Northeast Syria, access to quality medical care remains a challenge. Years of conflict and instability have left...
