IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation has been providing aid efforts in Lebanon under the attacks of the occupying Israel. The Foundation provided support to hundreds of people in need in Beirut and southern Lebanon in the fields of food, hot meals, hygiene and shelter.

The Anatolian humanitarian aid ship, jointly prepared by the IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation and the Kuwait Society for Relief, has set sail from Mersin Port in Türkiye towards Sudan.

As a result of the collaboration between the İHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation and the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs' Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund (SCHF), a total of 371,475 USD in cash assistance and 3,450 food parcels were distributed over the period of 9 months to 1,150 families living in the Racu region of Afrin district in Syria.

The conflicts between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) that broke in April 15, 2023 has resulted in 25.6 million people, including 14 million children, in need of humanitarian aid. So far 9.9 million people have been forced to migrate to locations in and outside the country. Since the start of the conflict, the IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation has been involved in numerous humanitarian efforts and has recently provided food, hot meals, and hygiene supplies to thousands of people Sudan.

Following the flood in Yemen, IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation provided shelter and food packages to 520 families.

The IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation continues its aid efforts in Gaza, which has been under bombardment by the occupying Israeli forces. Since October 7, we have provided support in the areas of food, shelter, hygiene, and health to hundreds of thousands of people. The IHH has distributed 10 million 135 thousand hot meals, 9 million 385 thousand loaves of bread, and 176 thousand food packages. Daily, nearly 35 thousand Gazans receive hot meals from our mobile kitchens.

IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation continues its emergency aid efforts in Bangladesh following the floods that have affected 5.6 million people. So far, we have provided hot meals to 18,000 people and distributed food packages and dry goods to 500 families. Additionally, our set up mobile clinic is providing health services to 200 people daily.

In Istanbul, a signing ceremony for the Humanitarian Mission Guidelines prepared by the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) was held

In Bangladesh approximately 4.5 million people have been affected by severe flooding caused by intense monsoon rains and the opening of dam gates in India. With hundreds of people being reported missing and at least 15 confirmed dead, IHH swiftly initiated its emergency relief efforts. As the first phase of the aid project, we distributed hot meals, dry food, and emergency aid supplies to 1,000 families.

The Board of Directors of the IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation met with the Director of the Qatar Charity’s Türkiye Office and its Construction Projects Specialist to sign project agreements for the Çatalca Educational Campus.

IHH’s Disaster Management Department held the 4th National Search and Rescue Exercises in Istanbul from August 16th to 18th. The drill, which involved nearly a thousand search and rescue technicians organized operations across six different regions and 35 stations, covering natural, urban, medical, and water-based search and rescue scenarios.

IHH organized a press conference regarding the 4th National Search and Rescue exercises in Istanbul.

Delegations of the IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation visited South Korean partner organizations in Seoul that contributed to humanitarian aid efforts following the earthquakes in Türkiye and Syria.

The aid ship prepared by the Kuwait-based KSR (Kuwait Society for Relief) organization and the IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation, carrying 1,742 tons of humanitarian aid materials, set sail from the Port of Mersin. The aid materials will first be transported to Jordan and then delivered to Gaza by land.

The ongoing civil war between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has been going on for over a year. In the country where more than 11 million people have been forced to migrate to different locations within and outside the country, 25 million people, including 14 million children, are in need of urgent humanitarian aid.