Winter Warmth for Gaza, Syria & Lebanon

In Gaza, widespread destruction and collapsed infrastructure have left thousands of displaced families facing winter without basic heating. Families who lost their homes now live in temporary shelters that offer little protection from cold, rain, and harsh weather conditions.

In response, Saed Relief and Development implemented a heating aid distribution project to support displaced and severely affected families. The project benefited 100 families, providing coal, blankets, tent covers, and essential heating materials to help households endure the winter and protect their shelters from wind and rain.

These supplies provided critical protection for children and the elderly, easing suffering and offering a sense of comfort amid extreme hardship. The warmth and shelter support delivered were more than material assistance—they were a source of hope during a time of despair.

We thank all supporters who contributed to this humanitarian effort. Your continued support and sharing of this report help extend warmth and protection to more displaced families in Gaza who continue to face winter under the most difficult conditions.

As winter sets in, Syrian families—especially those living in displacement camps—face extreme hardship due to freezing temperatures and inadequate shelter. Children and the elderly are particularly vulnerable to cold-related illnesses.

Saed Relief and Development implemented a heating aid project to support the most vulnerable households. The project benefited 300 families, reaching approximately 1,500 individuals, and included the distribution of coal, fuel, blankets, and essential heating supplies, providing much-needed warmth during harsh winter nights.

This project helped reduce health risks and restored a sense of safety and dignity for struggling families. These supplies were not merely materials, but a lifeline during the coldest months.

We sincerely thank all donors who helped bring warmth to Syrian families. Your continued support and sharing of this report will help reach more families in need and ensure that vulnerable households are not left to face the winter alone.