Stories

A decade on from the start of the conflict, the World Food Programme continues to support Syrian refugees and their children

With the Emergency Social Safety Net, WFP joined forces with the EU and Turkish agencies to bring choice to vulnerable people

Pop-up shops in five European cities provide an immersive experience of what shopping is like for refugees in Turkey — and how the European Union and World Food Programme are helping

Learning art techniques helped a group of Syrian refugees in Turkey to re-examine the events of recent years — and to move on.

Kitchen of Hope project goes online so hundreds of young trainees stay on track

More than 1.7 million refugees in Turkey are now receiving cash assistance. So how do they spend it?

Most recipients of EU-funded cash assistance are Syrian. However, there are also smaller numbers from countries such as Iraq, Afghanistan and Iran.

Funds are urgently needed to help families inside the country and across the Middle East

When safety becomes too much to ask for, there is no choice but to leave everything behind. This is how Dalia, a mother of three, felt in 2011 when she and her husband decided to flee their Syrian hometown of Idlib to neighbouring Turkey.

Their lives suddenly became happier after their families started receiving payments

Four women, including one WFP staffer, recount how their families survived the disaster - and what keeps them going

WFP's David Beasley: "Lives matter. We care. We're there."

Two WFP responders find helping other survivors is key to coping with the trauma of the most devastating earthquakes to hit the countries in decades