Unity of adversity

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Project name:  Unity of adversity.
Project Description: Helping families displaced from Lebanon to Syria due to wars and conflicts, as the families took refuge in the city of Raqqa and its camps.
A large number of families are experiencing difficult humanitarian conditions due to their displacement from Lebanon to Syria as a result of the ongoing crisis and war. 
These displaced people settled in the city of Raqqa within buildings semi-damaged by the war, places unfit for housing, neighboring camps, and temporary tents due to high wages.
These refugees from Lebanon suffer from a severe shortage of basic materials, their inability to secure basic living necessities, and the lack of job opportunities, especially food, in light of the current circumstances.
Therefore, we launched this campaign in cooperation between “Taaluf humanitaire International organization” and “Al Aseel Charitable Society” to extend a helping hand to these affected families. 
The project seeks to provide food baskets containing basic materials that contribute to meeting their daily needs Basic living and the lack of job opportunities in light of the current conditions, especially food.
Therefore, we launched this campaign. The baskets include necessary basic food and storable items that provide food security for them for a period of time. The unit basket value in US dollars is $45.
Through this assistance, we aim to alleviate the burden of the difficult living conditions faced by the displaced, and help them adapt to their new environment with dignity and safety.

Project Aims: The campaign seeks to achieve the following aims through tangible means and verifiable measures: 
1- Providing food baskets: Distributing food baskets containing basic materials that ensure daily food reaches the targeted families. 
2- Improving food security: achieving temporary food stability for these families, which helps them overcome daily challenges.
3- Serving the displaced community in Raqqa and its camps: By targeting 2,000 beneficiary families, we aim to reach the largest possible number of displaced families to alleviate their suffering. Monitoring emergency cases that are immediately inquired by the case management team and activating the map of services in the region. 
Category: Families displaced from Lebanon and residing in Raqqa and neighboring camps, including children, women, and elderly people, who are in dire need of food support.

It targets the most needy families, families headed by a woman without a fixed or regular source of income, people with disabilities, and the elderly.
The beneficiaries are male and female, and their ages range from (less than 5 years / from 6 to 18 years / more than 18 years). Assessing the damage and its severity in the targeted areas