Seeds of Hope

Syria – The Danger of Child Labor
Syria – The Danger of Child Labor

Ten years of war, the limitations due to the embargo and the Coronavirus pandemic have imposed on the Syrian population living conditions bordering on poverty, favoring the re-emergence of the phenomenon of child labor exploitation. “After almost a week of quarantine,...

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Covid19 – In Syria we can’t afford it
Covid19 – In Syria we can’t afford it

The operators of the health care project in Homs, also funded thanks to UBI - Unione Buddhista Italiana - within the "Emergenza Siria" program , continue to support chronic cancer patients even in this period, providing them with therapies and food aid in the most...

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In Damascus an unexpected gift ignites reciprocity
In Damascus an unexpected gift ignites reciprocity

The after-school program “ BEIT EL ATFAL” (HOUSE OF CHILDREN) in Damascus is an experience that continues to grow. A great understanding has been created between the teachers, the operators and the kids who attend it. The former have understood that caring for each...

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Syrian women for the reconstruction of the country
Syrian women for the reconstruction of the country

With the Center for the Support and Empowerment of Women in Homs, Syria, Amu wants to support women who are challenging everything: their age, sometimes their family and above all a society that would discourage them from undertaking training courses or starting a...

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The Festival of Hypocrisies – Syria
The Festival of Hypocrisies – Syria

Surely many of you will have had the opportunity to follow the updates that Tamara and Francesco of the AMU Projects Sector are sending daily from their mission in Syria. They are stories and testimonies of simple people who after years of war still have the strength...

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Syria – Another Year of Hope in Homs
Syria – Another Year of Hope in Homs

From the beginning of the school year, in September, we understood that the after-school center “Generation of Hope” in Homs, Syria, would have an intense year full of activities with the 90 children of all ages who signed up! And the first 3 months did not disappoint...

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