Middle East
Syria
Syria remains in the grips of a devastating civil war that has caused immense suffering. Over 6.9 million Syrians have been displaced internally, with 5.6 million seeking refuge in neighboring countries. More than 13 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance. Christians in Syria have faced targeted persecution, with the Christian population declining from 1.5 million in 2011 to under 500,000 today.
Initiatives
2026
Medical Care for War Victims (January)
Provided emergency medical assistance, medications, a wheelchair, hospital visits, and ongoing treatment for civilians injured during the conflict with ISIS.
Mobile Medical Clinic (February – Present)
Launched a mobile medical clinic in Damascus that provides medical examinations, medications, hearing aids, laboratory testing, and healthcare services to approximately 350 displaced Christians.
Cooking & Food Program (February)
Trained approximately 50 women, many of them widows, with practical cooking skills to help generate income while providing daily meals to around 250 displaced Christians.
Damascus School (May – Present)
TBP supports approximately 250 Christian students through school supplies, food assistance, after-school tutoring, and educational programs while employing local teachers to strengthen Christian communities.
Initiatives
2025
Water System – East Syria Fields (2024 – April 2025)
In Phase 2 of the Kobani Agriculture Project, we supported 40 farmers and their families, reaching around 300 Christian individuals. Phase 3 distribution benefited approximately 500 more Christians.
Aid to Fleeing Christian Families (March – April 2025)
After extremist groups took control of parts of Syria, over 20,000 Christians were forced to migrate. TBP teams distributed around 200 sleeping kits and 200 food packages to approximately 350 families, reaching about 1,200 individuals.
Sewing Project for Widows in Rojava (March – June 2025)
The team launched a sewing training and job support project for around 50 widows who lost their husbands during the war against ISIS, enabling them to start small businesses and support their families.
Honey Farm Project (May 2025)
We established a honey farm project, training around 35 Christian villagers in Tal Abyad, East Syria in beekeeping and honey production, providing a vital source of income for their families.
Support for Damascus Church Attack Victims (June 2025)
Following a deadly church attack in Damascus that killed approximately 22–25 civilians including children, the TBP team quickly responded, distributing around 50 food packages to approximately 250 affected individuals.
Damascus Safe House for Displaced Christians (June 2025 – Present)
Our team created a safe house in Damascus providing care and protection for around 270 displaced Christians from the South, distributing daily meals and supplying diesel to ensure the facility remains operational.
Supporting Families of Christian Defenders (July 2025 – Present)
We launched a project to support the families of Syria's Christian defenders — around 400 families representing approximately 2,000 individuals — addressing their basic needs, particularly food, including widows, children, and elderly parents.
Tree Planting and Land Support (July 2025 – Present)
TBP supported 20 Christian farmers by planting 350 apple, olive, and almond trees across 4,500 m². These trees will provide sustainable harvests within two to three years, helping preserve the Christian presence in the region.
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