SAMS 2018 Annual Report
Since the beginning of the conflict in 2011, SAMS has been working on the front lines of crisis relief...
Since the beginning of the conflict in 2011, SAMS has been working on the front lines of crisis relief...
“We have changed our places many times because of the fear of bombing…We have moved about four or five times...
As the Syrian conflict enters its eighth year, the country’s healthcare system continues to be decimated and services disrupted. Medical...
The magnitude and complexity of these mental health conditions caused by prolonged and extensive trauma requires a diagnosis fitting the...
In 2017, SAMS provided over 3.5 million medical services to vulnerable individuals in seven countries. Learn more about our...
“Many patients are simply awaiting their death at home,” said SAMS doctor in East Ghouta. Nearly 400,000 civilians living in...
Underground and fortified facilities act as crucial lifelines, saving patients, preserving donor-funded equipment, and providing a sense of security for...
In 2016, SAMS provided more than 3 million medical services, and expanded its programs to reach more Syrians and vulnerable...
January 11, 2017 Read the full report here. 2016, particularly the latter half, was the most dangerous year for healthworkers...
In late spring 2016, 12-year-old Ola died in Syria. Her death was not from barrel bombs, missiles, or mortar fire,...
In 2015, SAMS reached more Syrians than ever. We reached over 2.3 million people inside Syria and over 320,000 Syrian...
Since the conflict in Syria began, there have been numerous and horrific violations of humanitarian and human rights law, including...