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Sally, 9 and her family left Syria in a hurry, but not before they made sure to help other families in need: "My father asked us to move suddenly. The journey took the whole day, because of all the checkpoints. Before we left though, we divided our clothes into three parts: the first we took with us, the second we left at home, and the third we gave to people in need around us. I don’t have many things with me here, as I left so much in Syria. Despite this, I am happy we gave away our clothes, because they were so many people in need around us in Syria." See how you can join in the spirit of giving to help the and their families who are in dire need of help.

Powerful words from Yousafzai on the need to protect the .

There is an entire generation of Syrian children like 3-year-old Nabil* who have only known life during war – many of them who have never seen home. Don’t ignore them any longer. Open your eyes and heart; use your voice to alleviate their suffering. We can create a better future for the , we just need your help. Click the link at the top of our page and get involved today. *name changed to protect identity

Lama, age 2, often faints and the closest health facility doesn’t provide the treatment she needs. Lama’s condition would be hard enough for any family, but with the added burden of being a Syrian refugee in Egypt her mother worries about her even more. Our teams are in the area to provide support to children like Lama and her siblings. Get involved and support the

Sisters Husna and Liliana were driven out of with their parents and baby brother. The family now lives in a tent in a refugee camp. Liliana, right, is small and slight for her age, she was born with a hole in her heart. She looks almost the same age as her three year old sister even though she is nearly three years older. She struggles with pain, exhaustion and breathing problems. Her father, Jamal, says: “She is the light of my heart. But sometimes I look at her and I’m afraid. She eats very little and she’s the first of us to get ill.”

Children everywhere deserve access to a quality education. For living in refugee camps, school is a stable environment to learn and help them cope with all that they have experienced. Find out how you can help the be kids again: