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.

Somalia is suffering from drought due to a lack of rainfall for two years straight. IHH launched aid operations to help more than 2.8 million Somalis affected by the drought.

IHH has just opened the Atila Orhan Orphanage for Girls in Bangladesh to care for 48 female students.

IHH has launched an aid campaign with the slogan “Winter is Coming, Don’t Leave Them Alone” for Syrians that are forced to live under extremely difficult winter conditions. As part of this campaign, 120 humanitarian aid trucks were sent off from Istanbul and various Anatolian cities to Syria.

As part of our 2021 Agricultural Support Project, IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation delivered certified wheat seeds to hundreds of farmers in Syria’s Tell Abyad and Ras al-Ayn.

IHH opened water wells named after Kağan Tığlı, Murat Can Kaya, Yusuf Taha Göktaş and Tarık Kesekçı that lost their lives in a tragic car accident on the journey to the Technology Camp in Bursa.

Kaan Tığlı, Muratcan Kaya, Yusuf Taha Göktaş and Tarık Kesekçi lost their lives to a car accident on their way to the IHH Youth Technology Camp Program in Bursa.

IHH delivered 4 ambulances to the blockaded Gaza Strip with the aim of contributing to the healthcare sector.

IHH has been supporting the Syrians since the crisis first began in the country; this winter is no exception. This year, with the support of our donors, IHH aims to send 1.500 aid trucks to Syria from Istanbul and various Anatolian provinces.

The domestic conflict that has been going on for years in Yemen has forced the people there to migrate for the second and third time. Since 2018, IHH has been a ray of hope for almost 2 million aggrieved and oppressed people in Yemen.

IHH repaired two schools in the Abu Ghraib region of the Iraqi capital Baghdad to enable these schools to provide education services.

In the wake of the flood disaster that struck Nepal, IHH delivered food packets to 360 families in need.

IHH is giving hydroponic farming training to orphaned girls in the Istanbul Baba Murat Korkmaz Orphanage in Indonesia. These orphans are generating an income with their own agricultural produce.

To prevent famine in Afghanistan, IHH decided to deliver 100 tons of wheat seeds to the country. Once harvested, this project will give life to Afghanistan, currently on the verge of humanitarian crisis.

With the recent incidents that have been happening in a country torn by 40 years of war, 18 million people are suffering from starvation. To date, with the campaign launched by IHH, 15.000 Afghani people have managed to survive.