Homeland Restored: Rehabilitating Homes for Returning Families

Rebuilding Life : Rehabilitating Homes for Returning Families

When the war ends, a new journey of return begins.

After years of displacement, thousands of families still live in temporary shelters—longing for a dignified return home.
This campaign seeks to restore what was lost: stability, dignity, and life itself.

The Need on the Ground

A vast number of families remained homeless due to destruction and deteriorating infrastructure and their houses.

In partnership with the Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor, our teams are working to identify priority homes for rehabilitation, focusing especially on vulnerable families and internally displaced persons who are eager to return to their communities.

When the war ends, a new journey of return begins.

The Need on the Ground

In the cities of Homs and Rural Damascus, a vast number of homes remain damaged or uninhabitable due to destruction and deteriorating infrastructure.
In partnership with the Ministry of Social Affairs, our teams are working to identify priority homes for rehabilitation, focusing especially on vulnerable families and internally displaced persons (IDPs) eager to return to their communities.

Goal: Restore 1000 homes

Because hope begins with a home.

Our Response

The campaign focuses on rehabilitating homes for displaced families across targeted neighborhoods in Homs and Rural Damascus.
Each restored home will provide a safe and dignified shelter for a family of five to eight members.

Restoration work includes:

Light structural repairs: walls, ceilings, windows, and doors
Rehabilitation of basic WASH facilities: bathrooms, kitchens, and water connections
Electrical rewiring and essential finishes: flooring, plastering, and painting

Duration per home: 2 to 3 Weeks

Because the first step toward stability and rebuilding a nation is the return of its people.

Our Partnerships

This campaign is implemented in cooperation with the Ministry of Social Affairs, and builds upon the extensive field experience of our teams who have led previous reconstruction projects, including:

Aldar Waqf City — a sustainable residential complex for orphans and widowed mothers
Post-earthquake home restoration projects
For our environment project, one of the largest and most important development projects to extend a 15 km sewer line to serve 265.000 Beneficiaries in the community

Every initiative has reaffirmed one truth: sustainability begins with shelter through

Take Part in Rebuilding Lives

Your contribution can bring a family home again and open a new chapter in the story of return.