Chef Burak Özdemir, also known as CZN Burak, paid a visit to Syrian children and families living in the tent cities in Idlib. On his visit, Özdemir distributed aids and cooked with the war victims.

10 aid organizations, including IHH, will deliver aid to Afghanistan with the Goodness Train project coordinated by AFAD (Presidency for Disaster and Emergency Management). IHH supported the project with 12 trucks of aid.

IHH continued to help orphans in 2021. IHH delivered donors’ monthly aid to 124.388 orphans in 50 countries including Turkey.

IHH distributed emergency aid following the fire that destroyed 1.200 homes in the Arakan refugee camp in Cox’s Bazaar, Bangladesh.

IHH continued its aid operations in Afghanistan throughout 2021. On top of delivering 100 tons of wheat seeds and 10.14 tons of food aid, our foundation also provides regular support to 3.443 orphans.

In 2012, 17.200 people in 7 countries received cataract surgery as part of IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation’s “Cataract Surgery Project.” The number of cataract surgeries performed by IHH since 2007 has reached 157.000.

In 2021 IHH delivered a total of 2.533 trucks of humanitarian aid weighing 65.000 tons to civilians living in various regions of war-torn Syria.

Throughout 2021, IHH opened 861 water wells in 18 countries, which give drinking water access to almost 1 million people.

The Kur'an ve Sünnet Yolunda Grubu/Quran and Sunnah Group that conducts volunteer-based aid operations for the oppressed with the slogan “A Project a Month”, donated 56 trucks of coal to Syria via IHH as part of its December project.

IHH delivered aid to people in need living in Lebanon’s Saida, Sur, Tripoli, Bakka and Beirut cities.

IHH launched emergency aid operations in Indonesia following the eruption of the Mount Semeru volcano. Food was distributed as part of its initial aid.

IHH distributed stationary aid to 5.000 students studying in various schools in Idlib and Afrin.

The “1st Balkans NGOs Meeting” was organized in Tiran, the capital of Albania by IHH in collaboration with the Yunus Emre Institute.

IHH launched its emergency aid efforts to help the Typhoon Rai victims that hit the central and southeast regions of the Philippines.

45.000 people took refuge in Chad as a result of the conflict that broke out between tribes due to access to water sources and use of land. IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation launched aid efforts for the refugees living under extremely difficult conditions in camps in the capital N’djamena.