The ongoing Syrian conflict that began in March 2011 as part of the Arab Spring, escalated into an armed uprising, leading to a devastating civil war. Since 2021, major combat operations have slowed but millions have been displaced, and the country's economy has collapsed. The February 2023 earthquake further devastated the region, worsening humanitarian conditions.

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Since December 2024, Bashar al-Assad is no longer in power in Syria, his regime was overthrown by a coalition of armed groups. The country remains at a crossroads, with ongoing challenges including sectarian violence, economic hardship, and the need for inclusive governance to ensure a peaceful transition. 

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Fight for Humanity has been working in partnership with UNICEF, War Child Alliance, Ashti Center for Peace and development and Action for Humanity to address the urgent needs of children, youth and caregivers affected by conflict and to expand efforts to assist children in detention, prevent recruitment by armed groups, and support reintegration into society.