INARA conducted a food distribution reaching 3,250 people in Gaza this November, providing essentials for about 10 days. The aid reached those most impacted by the conflict, helping them navigate their emergency situation as INARA continues working to reach more families.

Like many Syrian children, Myar returned to a city nothing like the one she left as a baby, no safe spaces, few schools, and almost no room for expression. Our Syria program helps children reclaim their childhood through play, creativity, and mental health support.

When a child is injured, scars become a lifelong reminder of trauma. They also impact mental health and self-esteem, especially with bullying. INARA provides holistic medical and mental-health support to help children heal both physically and emotionally. https://t.co/ozIE6rxXsI

For Khaled, traumatic scenes of war took a heavy toll, leading to complex medical conditions, a common impact of psychological war trauma on children. Through mental-health sessions with INARA under the ACWA program, his stress eased and his physical & overall wellbeing improved.

By integrating education with psycho-social care, INARA seeks to restore a sense of normalcy and stability in the lives of Gaza’s youngest generation; helping them cope with trauma, build resilience, and foster hope for a better future. More: https://t.co/956PlfpRVz

Through storytelling, art, music, and group games, the sessions help children develop basic cognitive and social skills while also supporting their emotional well-being.

This aims to offer young children a safe and nurturing environment where they can continue learning despite the continuous displacement crisis.

In Gaza, INARA is providing informal education sessions for pre-school children, along with mental health and psycho-social support through fun, play-based activities in Al Nusairat.

Ahmed, who had a very hard time receiving treatment in Syria for something as simple as a common cold,which developed into an annoying ear infection,was delighted when the mobile clinic reached his neighborhood. It meant he could finally get treatment for the troubling symptoms.

Sara and Abir were both medically evacuated from Gaza. With similar injuries and shared experiences, their friendship has become a powerful source of healing; they lift each other up through every challenge and celebrate every small victory together.  https://t.co/VDAWcAMbAx

We are also piloting adolescent empowerment initiatives, such as reading clubs and safe spaces designed to support self-expression, creativity, and innovation for this often-underserved group. More on: https://t.co/956Plfpk61

Building on our in-house expertise, we are establishing a specialized MHPSS team to deliver evidence-based care, including individual psychotherapy for children and caregivers.

In Gaza, we continue recreational activities addressing mental health needs across the central, northern, and southern areas, with plans to expand further.

Meet Wajan from Gaza, who is bravely sharing her story of finding peace & strength through treatment. Through INARA’s mental health group & one-on-one sessions, children like Wajan find a safe and supportive space to open up about their experiences with bullying & begin to heal.

In Syria, this clay shaping activity gave our children a chance to relax, express themselves, and have fun while creating something with their own hands. Clay work helps them make choices; from colors to shapes, and encourages cooperation, imagination, and emotional expression.

In Gaza, we continue to conduct psychosocial activities through play. Moving forward and leveraging our in-house mental health expertise, we will be expanding our intervention by establishing a specialized Mental Health and Psychosocial Support team. More: https://t.co/956Plfpk61

Babies like Layan, especially newborns, are at great risk when living in unsafe conditions. They are more prone to injuries, infectious diseases,& allergies. Risks increase due to lack of adequate nutrition, limited access to baby formula,& shortage of essential hygiene supplies.

As part of our outreach activities and collaboration with the American Community School in Beirut @ACSBeirut, INARA hosted a group of volunteer students who participated in activities with our children and received training sessions.

When a child is injured in conflict, time seems to stand still. But through the medical and mental health support that INARA provides, we witness incredible transformations! Children rediscovering their inner strength and fighting their way back with hope and determination.

By expressing themselves through art, music, poetry, or performance, conflict-impacted children transform pain into creativity and find their voices again. Read more on https://t.co/8TJEKwLkQN