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    This document summarizes a proposal by Biro Misi Kemanusiaan HALUAN to provide winter aid to 500 Syrian refugee families in February/March 2017. Over half of Syrian refugees are children, with most living in neighboring countries like Jordan, Lebanon, and Turkey. Previous winter aid campaigns by HALUAN helped refugees with food, blankets, and clothes. The new proposal aims to assist families with winter clothing, food packs, money, and medical treatment at a cost of RM200 per family. Fundraising and aid distribution will involve HALUAN, Al-Sarraa Foundation, Hands to Syria, and other partners from January to February 2017.

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    This document summarizes a proposal by Biro Misi Kemanusiaan HALUAN to provide winter aid to 500 Syrian refugee families in February/March 2017. Over half of Syrian refugees are children, with most living in neighboring countries like Jordan, Lebanon, and Turkey. Previous winter aid campaigns by HALUAN helped refugees with food, blankets, and clothes. The new proposal aims to assist families with winter clothing, food packs, money, and medical treatment at a cost of RM200 per family. Fundraising and aid distribution will involve HALUAN, Al-Sarraa Foundation, Hands to Syria, and other partners from January to February 2017.

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    This document summarizes a proposal by Biro Misi Kemanusiaan HALUAN to provide winter aid to 500 Syrian refugee families in February/March 2017. Over half of Syrian refugees are children, with most living in neighboring countries like Jordan, Lebanon, and Turkey. Previous winter aid campaigns by HALUAN helped refugees with food, blankets, and clothes. The new proposal aims to assist families with winter clothing, food packs, money, and medical treatment at a cost of RM200 per family. Fundraising and aid distribution will involve HALUAN, Al-Sarraa Foundation, Hands to Syria, and other partners from January to February 2017.

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    There can be no

    keener revelation of a
    society's soul than the
    way in which it treats
    its children.
    ~ Nelson Mandela ~

    WARMTH FOR SYRIA


    Winter Aid Project for Syrian Refugees

    MISI KEMANUSIAAN SYRIA


    Biro Misi Kemanusiaan HALUAN
    1.0 SYRIAN CHILDREN REFUGEES MAP

    Over half of all Syrian refugees are children. Of this number, some 75 per cent are under
    the age of 12. Children represent 52 per cent of the total Syrian refugee population,
    which now exceeds 2.2 million. The majority live in Syrias neighbouring countries, with
    Jordan and Lebanon combined hosting more than 60 per cent of all Syrian refugee
    children.

    TURKEY
    294,304 children

    SYRIA
    LEBANON
    385,007 children

    IRAQ
    77,125 children

    JORDAN
    291,238 children
    source : UNHCR

    Children Refugees in Neigbouring Countries

    WARMTH FOR SYRIA 2017


    photo credit : thejapantimes

    WARMTH FOR SYRIA 2017


    2.0 BACKGROUND : BIRO MISI KEMANUSIAAN HALUAN

    Biro Misi Kemanusiaan HALUAN is a dedicated unit established by HALUAN


    (Pertubuhan Himpunan Lepasan Institusi Pendidikan) Malaysia. Its establishment
    focused on expanding HALUANs contribution to the global society through means
    of humanitarian mission.

    Biro Misi Kemanusiaan has dedicated its services in numerous situations, aid missions
    were sent to refugees like palestine, syria, myanmar (rohingya) and somalia. The unit
    has also experience involving in natural disasters reliefs such as tsunami, heavy flood,
    earthquake and volcano eruption.

    Campaign advertisement in 2012 Relief mission in 2012

    2.1 HUMANITARIAN AID TO SYRIA

    Since March 2012, approximately 3 years ago, Syria has been in a state of turmoil, one
    described as the worst humanitarian crisis of the century. Until now, 250,000 lives have
    fallen victim to a savage civil war while more than 6 million others became refugees within
    Syria and neighboring countries such as Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey.

    UNHCR estimates that tens of billions of US dollar is needed to rebuild almost all major cities
    in Syria. In the name of humanity, HALUAN is playing an active role within the international
    NGO circle in consistently channeling humanitarian aid to the affected refugees in and
    outside of the war-stricken country.

    HALUAN will relentlessly continue to channel humanitarian aid and assistance to those in
    need as its prime responsibility. Our deepest appreciation and gratitude to all generous
    donators who have helped bring a smile to thousands of Syrian refugees. They will bear
    witness to our refusal to be silent in betrayal.

    May God reward us accordingly.

    WARMTH FOR SYRIA 2017


    3.0 WARMTH FOR SYRIA

    Winter proved to be the hardest challenge to the syrian refugees living in improper
    shelters. Severe cold weather has impacted greatly on the survival of these refugees
    especially among childrens.

    Started in 2013 Biro Misi Kemanusiaan HALUAN realised the importance of aiding syrian
    refugees throughout the winter season. By 2014 a dedicated campaign was launched
    to sending humanitarian aid during the winter season. This campaign known as Warmth
    For Syria has impacted many refugees throughout the years of its establishments until now.

    3.1 TIMELINE OF WINTER AID / WARMTH FOR SYRIA

    2013 Children Refugees at Turkeys border,


    Partnering with AJIAL (Generation for Relief and Development)
    Provide childrens with Extra foods Blankets

    Children Refugees at Hamma and Aleppo


    Partnering with AJIAL (Generation for Relief and Development)
    Provide childrens with Blankets

    Babies in Ghouta East, Damascus


    Partnering with Al-Sarraa Foundation
    Provide babies with formula milk

    2014 Refugees in Jordan


    Volunteers from Hands to Syria, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
    Partnering with Islamic Charity Center Society (ICCS)
    RM 100,000.00

    Refugees in Antakya, Turkey


    Partnering with AJIAL (Generation for Relief and Development)
    700 packages of food and supplies for winter
    Involves 350 families

    2015 Refugees in Jordan


    Volunteers from Kelab Siswa HALUAN Jordan
    Partnering with Islamic Charity Center Society (ICCS)
    Involves 300 refugees

    2016 Refugees in Jordan


    Volunteers from Hands to Syria, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
    Partnering with Islamic Charity Center Society (ICCS)
    Involves 1,250 refugees from 350 families

    WARMTH FOR SYRIA 2017


    2013 2014

    2016 2015

    WARMTH FOR SYRIA 2017


    information on refugees in Jordan

    WARMTH FOR SYRIA 2017


    4.0 PROPOSAL : WARMTH FOR SYRIA 2017

    The latest brutal attacks against the population in the city of Aleppo (Halab),
    Homs and the outskirts of Damascus, Syria has impacted a greater number of civillians
    to lose their access to bacis amenities. Winter which starts from November and ends in March
    each year is certainly the most difficult time faced by every Syrian refugees.

    They really need the help of a heater, blankets, winter clothes and food in addition to the
    medical treatment. This year Biro Misi Kemanusiaan HALUAN targets to send more aid in
    February/March before the end of winter. The last aid were sent in November/December
    2016, during the beginning of the season.

    4.1 TARGET

    This project aims to send to 500 Syrian Refugees families with ;


    1. Winter Clothings
    2. Food Packs
    3. Family Pocket Money Assistance
    4. Medical Treatment

    Value for the assistance is estimated at RM200 per family (5-6 members/family).

    We will need at least RM 100,000.00 to make this successful.

    4.2 INVOLVEMENT

    A. Biro Misi Kemanusiaan HALUAN, Malaysia


    coordinating the fund raising campaign and humanitarian mission
    B. Al-Sarraa Foundation, based in Lebanon and Syria
    assisting on the humanitarian works
    C. Hands To Syria, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Malaysia
    volunteering for fund raising and humanitarian mission
    D. S.O.S (Save Our Syria) Movement, Malaysia
    media advocate for fund raising and awareness
    E. Corporate / Agencies
    fund raising events or activities

    4.3 EXECUTION PERIOD

    JANUARY - FEBRUARY 2017

    WARMTH FOR SYRIA 2017


    photo credit : thejapantimes

    WARMTH FOR SYRIA 2017


    No. 13 A, Jalan Delima,
    Taman Samudra, 86200
    Simpang Renggam, Johor
    Tel: +6 019 730 5979
    Faks: +6 07 755 4097
    Emel: koopannurjohor@gmail.com

    CawanganJOHOR

    www.haluan.org.my
    /haluanmalaysia

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