Food Baskets for Displaced Families

Amid the ongoing deterioration of economic and living conditions in Syria and the sharp increase in food prices, thousands of families are struggling to meet their daily nutritional needs. In response, Saed Charity implemented a food basket distribution project aimed at supporting food security for the most vulnerable households and alleviating their suffering.

The project targeted displaced families, households that lost their sources of income, female-headed families, as well as elderly individuals and persons with disabilities. Beneficiaries were selected based on clear criteria, including income level, family size, and living conditions, in coordination with local field teams to ensure assistance reached those most in need.

Each food basket contained essential items such as flour, rice, vegetable oil, lentils, sugar, and canned goods. The contents were carefully designed to provide balanced nutritional value sufficient to support a family for approximately one month.

Distribution activities were conducted in an organized and dignified manner, adhering to safety and accountability standards and ensuring fairness in access. The project contributed to reducing hunger, limiting negative coping mechanisms, and improving household food stability, particularly for children and elderly family members.

Saed Charity reaffirms its commitment to continuing food security interventions in Syria and expanding humanitarian assistance to strengthen family resilience and improve living conditions, with the support of generous donors and humanitarian partners.

Amid severe living conditions affecting thousands of families in Syria, Saed Charity implemented a food basket distribution activity aimed at strengthening food security and alleviating the suffering of the most vulnerable groups impacted by conflict and economic deterioration.

The intervention targeted displaced families, widows, elderly individuals, and households that lost their primary source of income. Beneficiaries were selected based on clear vulnerability criteria, in coordination with local field teams who have a strong understanding of community needs.

Each food basket contained essential items such as flour, rice, cooking oil, lentils, sugar, and canned food—sufficient to meet a family’s basic food needs for one month. Distribution was carried out through transparent and dignified mechanisms, ensuring fairness and safety for all beneficiaries.

The assistance significantly reduced hunger levels, limited harmful coping strategies, and improved nutritional intake, particularly for children and elderly family members. Beneficiaries expressed deep appreciation, noting that the support restored a sense of stability during a difficult time.

Saed Charity reaffirms its commitment to continuing food security programs in Syria, with the support of generous donors, and expanding assistance to reach more families in need.