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Solidarity with the people of northeastern Syria!

Turkey is in the middle of its offensive against the population of northeast Syria. There are first fatalities and injured to complain about, the next humanitarian catastrophe is coming.

The pressure on the population of Rojava, who has sacrificed so much in the fight against ISIS, is once again at its zenith. Everything that has been laboriously built up in recent years, such as educational, administrative and health structures, threatens to be destroyed.

Our partners from the Kurdish Red Crescent are doing incredible work and we as well support on the ground where we can to help the injured.

Your donation supports our efforts to help the people of northeastern Syria!

About CADUS

CADUS is a charitable and independent humanitarian aid organisation. We initiate innovative projects, focussing on needs-based capacity building to help people help themselves. CADUS develops and implements strategic and technical solutions for emergency response by activating our wider networks, and in cooperation with local partners of communities affected by disaster and conflict. Innovations are affordable, repairable, and open source. Direct help in the form of humanitarian aid is offered to affected communities based on their needs. Along with offering direct support, CADUS assesses structural problems and uses its public voice to address these challenges in an effort to make humanitarian aid sustainable and to promote global solidarity.

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News

An ambulace from CADUS in front of a truck from Heyva Sor at Tal Tamr.

Tal Tamr Hospital is an important drop-in center for diseased and injured persons in the region – even more so during the ongoing Turkish assaults. Therefore we support our partner organization Heyva Sor and participate in the funding of the hospital's operation cost.

A kind of entrance sign of the city Serekaniye in Northeast Syria, April 2015.

No, we are not talking about the end of the self-government project in Northeast Syria, although the situation on site is certainly raising concerns.

A rescue team from Heyva Sor evacuates injured fro Serekanyie into a CADUS ambulance.

The attack on our ambulance, including the driver and our employee, has caused almost no reaction in the media. Why this kind of situation and why that should give us thoughtful voices.

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Projects

Humanitarian Empowerment - Against the Turkish attack in the northern Syrian territories!

Update: We are on ground in northeastern Syria to help the people suffering from the attacks from Turkey and their allied militias. Our projetcs, the field hospital at al-Hol camp and primary health clinic in Raqqa, are still operating and are open for patients.

It´s often impossible to bring relief supplies where they are most needed. But for airplanes there are no destroyed bridges and streets. We develop a civil airdrop system for relief supplies that is economical and everywhere applicable. Also we train rescue teams in parachuting for effectively emergency rescue.

In Europe's first-ever Makerspace for the humanitarian sector, practical experiences from our missions flow into the developement of new technical solutions and concepts. With the help of creative people from our extensive network and cooperations with universities we work on solutions to make our aid even more effective. Preferably low-cost, open source and diy. The first idea for a project, the first draft and the practical implementation are just a few metres away.

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