Bring Back Dignity, Mobility, and Hope to 200 Syrians
Join HIHFAD to Deliver Life-Changing Assistive Devices to Syrians Forgotten by War
In the heart of Homs, Syria, 200 men, women, and children with disabilities are struggling every day without access to basic mobility aids, rehabilitation services, or even the simplest medical supplies. Years of conflict have devastated hospitals, destroyed support systems, and left families helpless.
This campaign by HIHFAD is about more than just assistive devices. It’s about giving people a chance to move, hear, and live with dignity again. With your help, we aim to provide wheelchairs (£175), crutches (£5), walkers, and hearing aids (£200) to the most vulnerable in the community.
Every contribution you make helps someone regain their independence, reconnect with loved ones, and participate in daily life once more. Our goal is to raise £25,000 to equip 200 individuals and their families with the tools they need to rise.
In Syria, a Wheelchair Doesn’t Just Move omeone It Moves Them Forward.
For people living with disabilities in Syria, something as simple as a wheelchair or walker can be the difference between isolation and inclusion. These are not just medical tools. They are keys to reconnecting with life. With your support, HIHFAD can place these vital tools into the hands of 200 individuals who have already lost too much.
Pick a Way to Change a Life
£25
Provide Elbow Crutches for 5 Adult
£65
Gives Toilet Chair with Back Support
£160
Provide Wheelchair for Child
£175
Provide Wheelchair for Adult
£200
Restore Someone’s Hearing
£252
Gives Wheelchair for Child with Tilt Ability
Every Donation is a Bridge to Dignity
Each assistive device provided by HIHFAD comes with basic training for family members and caregivers, ensuring it is used safely and confidently. This campaign helps restore more than mobility. It rebuilds trust, reduces isolation, and strengthens the fabric of entire families and communities.
Your support isn’t just changing lives. It’s helping to rebuild futures in the places that need it most.
