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April 22, 2025

The massive earthquake earlier this year has left Turkish and Syrian communities without food or shelter. Survivors urgently need food today. Please give your most generous gift.

WFP Reaches Half a Million Earthquake-Affected People in Syria and Türkiye

February 17, 2023

WFP has stepped up its emergency response to support nearly half a million people in Syria and Türkiye affected by the devastating earthquake.

WFP Accelerates Earthquake Response in Syria and Türkiye

February 10, 2023

WFP has delivered urgently needed food assistance to 115,000 people in Syria and Türkiye in the first four days since deadly earthquakes struck the region.

Türkiye-Syria Earthquakes: WFP Reaches Communities With Lifesaving Assistance

February 9, 2023

WFP has reached 300,000 people with urgently needed food assistance following Monday’s deadly earthquakes that struck along the border between Türkiye and Syria.

WFP Rushes Vital Food Assistance to Families in Türkiye and Syria Affected by Devastating Earthquakes

February 8, 2023

WFP is on the ground responding to the devastating impact of the two earthquakes that hit Türkiye and Syria on Monday. Our food assistance has been underway since Tuesday with plans to reach half a million people in both countries.

World Food Program USA Statement on Earthquakes Impacting Türkiye and Syria

February 6, 2023

Our hearts go out to those in Türkiye and Syria who were impacted by the devastating earthquakes that struck on Monday where, as of this morning, more than 2,300 people have been killed and thousands injured.

Coding Out of Conflict: How Technology Can Help Refugees Rebuild Their Lives After War

December 16, 2020

Technology is changing the future of work, and there’s no reason refugees should be left behind in the process. Enter EMPACT.

Cash Assistance From WFP and the European Union Helps Keep Syrian Refugees in Turkey Out of Poverty

March 10, 2020

Through the program, each family member receives $22 per month, and studies show that the 1.7 million refugees mostly spend it on rent, utilities, food and other household needs.