February 24, 2026
Restore Health and Renew Hope in Syria
Syria’s path to healing requires more than emergency aid, it requires a vision for the future.
This Ramadan, we invite you to be part of Syria Health 2030, a bold, long-term initiative to rebuild Syria’s healthcare system through a three-phase approach:
- 1.Emergency relief for families in crisis
- 2.Health system restoration to rebuild essential services
- 3.Centers of excellence to secure sustainable, high-quality care for generations
Thanks to you, in 2025 SAMS made a critical impact across Syria, including:
- 65+ health centers providing essential care
- 64,000+ hospitalizations with urgent and specialized treatment
- 25,800+ cancer patients receiving life-saving care
- 22,700+ babies delivered safely, including C-sections
- 13,500+ dialysis sessions for chronic kidney patients
We are now expanding services across Syria, rehabilitating hospitals and training sites, and ensuring dialysis machines, oxygen generators, imaging services, blood banks, and critical care units remain fully operational. This is how we restore the backbone of care.
Stand with us this Ramadan to rebuild Syria’s health system, so that every mother, every child, and every family can look toward 2030 with dignity, healing, and hope.
After 24 Years, a Miracle Was Born
Yousef’s birth was more than a moment, it was the answer to a lifetime of prayers.
In Syria, the cost of pregnancy and delivery can turn hope into fear for so many mothers. But through SAMS’ maternity hospitals, families receive free, life-saving care, so dreams like Yousef’s can safely come true.
This past year alone, 22,000+ babies were delivered with compassion and expert care at SAMS facilities across Syria.
Join SAMS and Every Pregnancy in the #ForMama26 Challenge, where every donation made during Ramadan is boosted by a $9M+ funding pool from major philanthropic partners, multiplying the life-saving care your generosity makes possible.
Together we can help ensure safe pregnancies, healthy deliveries, and lifesaving care for families who need it most.
