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What Can We Do?
Millions of Syrians have escaped the country to save their lives and protect their loved ones from the impact of the civil war. Those who are left behind need urgent assistance. Times like these call for the people of the world to unite. Forgive our differences and work toward creating a better, safer space for the people of Syria. Choosing the right avenue to help is crucial. Amid the plethora of charity organisations working to help Syria,

The What, Why And How!
The Syria Crisis
The situation in Syria is deteriorating with each passing day. The conflict has affected millions of lives in the past 7 years. From destroying homes schools and hospitals to turning hundreds of children into orphans overnight.

Feeding the homeless in Syria is a big concern. Political conflicts, natural disasters and economic instability are the biggest causes of homelessness in the world.

Every night, nearly one billion people in the world go to bed hungry. Millions of people are too poor to be able to afford a healthy meal. While global movements have begun to address the issue of poverty, more efforts are needed to feed the poor.

More than 4 million people are displaced inside Syria due to the ongoing conflict. Blasts, rocket fires and constant bombing has taken many lives and put many others in danger. The people of Syria have not much left than a hope. So donate to Syria and help them regain their lives.

ife is not easy when you are living in poor conditions, are constantly hungry and don’t have the means to face torturous weather situations. Survival is all that the Syrians can think about, particularly amidst the extreme winter weather looming ahead.

Syria’s civil war has been in the news for a long time now. It has mutilated the face of the country, turning everything into rubble. Millions have fled from the violence. Those who stayed, are in desperate need of help.

Since its inception in 2011, the conflict in Syria has left millions of people homeless. The internal war has destroyed more than just the homes and schools, severely affecting the country’s agriculture sector.

he conflict in Syria has reached its seventh year. The crisis has brought major concerns for the children in Syria. In response to the outcry, Watan UK has launched an appeal for donations for kids.

Northern Syria, home to hundreds of thousands of displaced Syrian families already facing hardship from the harsh winter conditions befalling their camps. Now they are having to deal with the agony of floods in the region effecting 250,000.

Sunday 9 September saw the Watan UK team gather at Nadi, Park Royal, for an event that had been over a month in the making.

This past Sunday the 15th of July was the British 10k Run, where thousands of British runners converge on central London to complete a 10 kilometre run for whatever reason they possess, and from these thousands of people were three who volunteered to run on behalf of Watan UK.