In war-torn Syria, a 4-year-old boy begins a journey of hope thanks to the intervention of Seeds of Hope, which allowed him to discover and treat a previously ignored hearing problem.
Hadi found his voice in Homs
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Seeds of Hope
Seeds of Hope: The Struggle for Autonomy
At 34, Madonna has regained her independence and self-confidence thanks to the Seeds of Hope project.
New pants for Zaid and his companions
Italian fashion company Brunello Cucinelli sent clothes and shoes to the Piccoli Sogni after-school program in Syria.
Smile at the sound of the bell
Testimony of the mother of Abdul, a hearing-impaired child who learned to communicate by attending the EHIS center in Aleppo.
Serenity Found in Syria
Maha has taken an important step that now allows her to be satisfied, fulfilled and truly ready to lend a hand to the community.
Every child has the right to learn
“It is our duty to give everyone the time they need to learn.”
Syria, the voice of Nour
Interview with the young woman who runs the Seeds of Hope office in Syria.
Hanin’s Great Lesson
Restarting after a failure at just 18 years old with the support of AMU.
Care, affection and hope
The economic conditions in Syria do not allow a large part of the population access to treatments that are sometimes essential for recovery. If Tammam can now plan her future as a girl, it is also thanks to the support of Seeds of Hope.
From difficult child to responsible student
It is at the Piccoli Sogni center in Baniyas – supported by the project Semi di Speranza – that the very young Syrian boys encounter opportunities that they would not otherwise have. This is the story of one of them: Yazan Al-Helou
Hanin started walking again
Guillain-Barré Syndrome, this was the diagnosis for the little Syrian girl who could no longer stand. A course of targeted physiotherapy was therefore necessary, which in Syria, however, is very difficult to do. Yet thanks to the support of Semi di Speranza, Hanin has started walking again
In Syria, poverty means not being able to get medical care
It is not only the lack of means to satisfy physiological and primary needs that kills in Syria. Because of poverty, many people are forced to abandon therapies and not seek treatment, inevitably compromising their health and quality of life.