Polish Center for
Flooded tents, wet mattresses and ankle-deep water. Every winter the inhabitants of Sammaqiye informal settlements in northern Liban are fighting water that’s flooding their shelters and are struggling with repercusions of the extensive floods year after year. This season was different- first time in years, thanks to the PCPM foundation’s construction work in the field, we managed to control and avoid the flood damage.
Thanks to the support of Polish aid, the PCPM Foundation was able to illuminate one of the main arteries in the Akkar district in Lebanon. The road connects the places where Poles help Syrian refugees. Almost 100 solar lamps installed there will improve road safety and reduce air pollution caused by exhaust fumes from power generators.
From March 15, 2011, until today, in front of our eyes, over half a million people in one country have died and 13 million have lost their family homes. 40% of Syria is razed to the ground, and the material damage is greater than in Poland after World War II. The drama of millions of people cannot be expressed in words - the armed conflict has affected absolutely every family in Syria, a country where the bloodiest war of this century is taking place.
Od 15 marca 2011 roku do dziś na naszych oczach ponad pół miliona ludzi w jednym tylko kraju zginęło a 13 milionów straciło swój rodzinny dom. Syria w 40% zrównana jest z ziemią a zniszczenia, te materialne, są większe niż w Polsce po II wojnie światowej. Dramatu milionów ludzi nie da się wyrazić - konflikt zbrojny dotknął absolutnie każdą rodzinę w kraju, w którym trwa najkrwawsza wojna tego stulecia.
Tematem ostatniej audycji w Halo.Radio były kobiety. O ich losie na uchodźstwie rozmawiała rzeczniczka Fundacji PCPM Aleksandra Rutkowska m.in. z Michaliną Chachułą- specjalistką ds. Fundraisingu PCPM
W audycji "Raportu o stanie świata" Dariusza Rosiaka z dnia 06.02.21 r. dr Wojciech Wilk Prezes Fundacji PCPM opowiedział jak wygląda obecnie sytuacja uchodźców syryjskich w Libanie, jak wygląda sytuacja wojenna w Syrii oraz jakie perspektywy czekają region.
In November and December, families visited during the assessment phase will receive shelter kits which they will use to reinforce their shelters before the upcoming winter.
The PCPM Foundation will take care of the safety of hundreds of families in the Syrian province of Idlib, where a huge humanitarian crisis occurs, and on the Greek islands where people fleeing Syria are camping. More than 650 special modular homes are ready for transportation.