Tens of thousands of children in Syria's Al-Hol camp need help now paid UNICEFUSA
UNICEF is working with partners to provide urgently needed lifesaving assistance to more than 70,000 displaced people living in Al-Hol camp in northeastern Syria.As summer temperatures soar, UNICEF is on the ground, providing immediate lifesaving assistance to more than 70,000 people — an estimated 90 percent of whom are women and children — facing a dire humanitarian situation in Al-Hol camp in northeastern Syria near the Iraq border.
UNICEF is working with partners and donors to provide the children of Al-Hol with everything from basic services and protection to Child-Friendly Spaces where they can talk to someone kind. UNICEF Representative in Syria Fran Equiza, center, and colleagues visit with young people playing chess in a UNICEF Child-Friendly Space in Syria's Al-Hol camp in July 2019.At a UNICEF Child-Friendly Space, Equiza visited with traumatized children who were playing chess. The centers offer children a brief respite from the hardships and terror they've experienced growing up in a war zone.
Children living in Al-Hol camp have the right to be safeguarded, including legal documentation and family reunification. Over the past months, at least 520 unaccompanied children or separated children have been identified, and 214 have been reunited with family members. Another 74 children are being hosted in interim care sites while the search for surviving family members continues.
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