Stronger
Communities
Brighter Futures

Working with communities across Syria to improve lives through integrated, people-centred programmes in education, protection, health, WASH and livelihoods.

About Fouadi

Lending a Heart to Success

Fouadi Foundation is an independent Syrian non-profit organisation established in 2010. Over more than fifteen years, Fouadi has evolved from community development and microfinance initiatives into a multi-sector platform delivering humanitarian assistance, early recovery and development programmes across Syria.

15+ YEARSOf continuous implementation
560+Staff and programme personnel
600,000+People reached across programmes
Multi-sectorHumanitarian, recovery and development delivery

Institutional Readiness

Programme Management

Finance, HR, logistics, procurement, MEAL and field coordination.

Safeguarding & Compliance

PSEA, child protection, anti-fraud, data protection and financial controls.

Assurance

External audits, donor compliance and established UN implementation experience.

Field Structure

Damascus and Aleppo presence, with operational reach across rural Aleppo and Idlib and the ability to expand further.

Impact & Key Achievements

Selected achievements · 2010–2026

Child Protection & Psychosocial Support

  • Total Beneficiaries: 295,000+ children and caregivers.
  • Child-Friendly Spaces (CFS) & Multi-Service Platforms: 54 fixed centers established/supported.
  • Mobile Teams: 9 specialized mobile units providing field outreach.
  • Case Management & Specialized Services: 4,930+ specialized case management referrals handled.

Water, Sanitation, & Hygiene (WASH)

  • Total Beneficiaries: 147,200+ individuals, including 45,000+ children in public schools.
  • Infrastructure Interventions: 44 school WASH systems restored, 23 water wells equipped with submersible pumps/generators, and complete sanitation networks installed across 2 shelter centers.
  • WASH Facilities in Centers: 61 CFS and multi-service centers fitted with upgraded sanitation facilities.

Social Protection & Emergency Cash Transfers

  • Total Beneficiaries: 35,011 families receiving direct cash assistance.
  • Geographic Coverage: Active interventions across 8 major urban/rural zones in Aleppo and 43 villages/camps in Idlib.
  • Child Medical Referrals: 12,940+ specialized pediatric referrals facilitated.

Education & Adolescent Development

  • Total Beneficiaries: 76,000+ students and 1,600+ trained teachers/administrative staff.
  • Schools Rebuilt/Rehabilitated: 37 formal public schools fully restored + 40 schools minor rehabilitation after the 2023 earthquake.
  • Community Learning Centers & Classrooms: 8 specialized learning centers and 197 reference educational points established.
  • Adolescent Training Centers: 2 dedicated centers established for life skills and vocational training.
  • Educational Furniture: 6,500+ double-desks produced/distributed to public schools.

Livelihoods & Micro-Finance

  • Total Beneficiaries: 4,300+ households and individuals supported.
  • Rural Savings & Loan Funds: 10 sustainable community savings/loan funds established.
  • Agricultural & Livestock Units: 1,821 poultry units established, 16 Farmer Field Schools (FFS) supported, and 500 rainwater harvesting structures constructed.
  • Vocational & Disability Support: 54 spinal cord injury micro-enterprises funded and 40 youth trained in carpentry/blacksmithing.

Health & Nutrition

  • Facilities Rehabilitated: 7 healthcare centers restored.
  • Campaigns: Mobile vaccination campaigns supported across all schools in Al-Safira district.

Evolution of Programming

From local development to scaled recovery
2010–2013

Community Development & Microfinance

Rural savings and lending funds, community-based development and economic support.

2014–2018

Humanitarian Response & Essential Services

Health, vaccination, WASH, education, child protection, water infrastructure and youth development.

2019–2023

Integrated Recovery & Livelihoods

Multi-service platforms, school rehabilitation, agriculture, livelihoods, revolving finance, education and post-earthquake recovery.

2024–2026

Scaled Multi-Sector Programming

Child protection, integrated education, cash assistance, vocational training, agriculture, school recovery and geographic expansion.

Our Partners

UNICEF
UNDP
WFP
OCHA / SHF
FAO & other partners

Working together for sustainable impact

Fouadi welcomes discussions with UN agencies, international NGOs, donors and development partners seeking experienced local implementation capacity in Syria.

Contact Fouadi