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WHO launches $56.4m flash appeal on Syria’s health needs

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The World Health Organization (WHO) has launched a US$ 56.4 million flash appeal to address the urgent health needs of Syrians affected by years of conflict.

In its publication on Tuesday, stated that Syria stands at a crossroads following the recent transfer of authority while this flash appeal will address the humanitarian crisis to laying the groundwork for recovery.
Over the next six months, WHO together with its partners will continue to focus on trauma care, continuity of essential services, disease outbreak prevention, patient referrals and strengthening health system coordination.

Since November 2024, intensified hostilities have displaced over 882,000 people, further disrupted access to healthcare and placed immense pressure on Syria’s already fragile health system.
Attacks on health facilities have surged, with 37 WHO-confirmed incidents reported in the last month alone. These attacks have severely damaged infrastructure, rendered ambulances non-operational and hindered access to life-saving care.

WHO Representative for Syria, Christina Bethke said, “The health infrastructure in Syria is severely strained, more than ever, with over half the country’s hospitals non-functional.
Adding, “Even before the recent events, 141 health facilities in northern Aleppo and Idlib were at risk of closure due to funding shortages. Without urgent support, these facilities could shut down in the coming weeks, with devastating consequences”.

She revealed that WHO’s teams are currently providing care via mobile clinics, restoring immunization services and integrating mental health support into health facilities, especially for those affected by trauma. This appeal is about safeguarding health, dignity while offering Syrians hope for a safer future.”

Up to now, WHO’s response has included expanding trauma response in functional hospitals, ensuring healthcare access in high-displacement zones, restoring operations in priority facilities, and working with health authorities to strengthen the health system in several ways.

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