Syria
Years of conflict and displacement in Syria have severely affected public health systems and the mental well-being of communities. Widespread trauma, prolonged stress, economic hardship, and disrupted access to healthcare have contributed to increased mental health needs, while damaged infrastructure and workforce shortages continue to limit the availability of essential public health and mental health services.
Solidarity Coalition responds by supporting community-based mental health and psychosocial interventions, public health education, and the strengthening of local health capacities. Through partnership with local actors, we focus on prevention, continuity of care, and resilience-building, aiming to improve access to mental health support and contribute to sustainable public health responses within affected communities.