Provide Urgent Medical Attention To Syrians

Newborn baby Mohammed is still alive thanks to God and thanks to you!

Since the moment baby Mohammed was born in northern Syria, he found himself in a battle for survival. He was born extremely premature at 24 weeks gestation, weighing 1,150 grams. His birth was risky under difficult living conditions surrounding him and his family from the beginning.

His family was unable to transfer him to a private hospital, and even his mother's pregnancy was not closely monitored. The possibility of losing the newborn was present at any moment, even after he was admitted to our intensive care unit. He suffered recurring episodes of respiratory distress, and the medical team made every possible effort to sustain the baby's life with close monitoring around the clock until their efforts finally succeeded.

Hours and heavy days passed for the parents, alternating between fear and hope over a period of 40 days before the joyful news came of their baby's improvement and graduation with a weight of 1,700 grams.

Our mission is not over yet! Our team continued to follow up on him after his graduation and provided the mother with optimal care methods. Our little one showed continuous growth response, gaining 30 grams every day!

It has been a dangerous journey between life and death, and you were the guardian angel for this little one, truly contributing to saving his life through your donations!

We thank you for your boundless generosity and hope that the triumph of Mohammed's life will inspire the rescue of more newborns struggling in the intensive care units.

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While the United Nations acknowledges that malnutrition continues to claim the lives of half of all child deaths, the situation in northern Syria appears to be worse than expected.

Malnutrition in northern Syria is one of the most critical conditions requiring medical intervention in the region, as it affects one in every five children. This can manifest as stunting, or growth deficiency, all of which are forms of widespread malnutrition.

Thanks to your support, we have provided treatment for a hundreds of malnourished children in northern Syria and improve their health until they fully recover.

The child Hussein, one of the heroes who overcame malnutrition, visited one of our specialized clinics in his hometown of Kafr Takharim in northern Syria. It was not easy, but with the care provided and the attention of his mother, his weight increased from 113 to 133, safely surpassing malnutrition without any risks. Thank you for your support.

Many are waiting for our field visit with your support. We will reach every child suffering and break this cycle of widespread malnutrition. 

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