Our vision
Children and youth have access to certified quality education, while benefiting from a protective environment. Adolescents and youth are supported to contribute to resilience and social cohesion in their communities, and have expanded livelihood opportunities in line with national legislation.
EDUCATION
4.2m children in Syria and 500,000 children in Iraq will be reached by No Lost Generation partners with learning opportunities
CHILD PROTECTION
Over 1.2m children in Iraq, Syria and refugee hosting countries will participate in structured, sustained psychosocial support programmes
ADOLESCENTS AND YOUTH
Over 1.3m adolescents and youth in refugee hosting countries will access positive engagement opportunities
NO LOST GENERATION STATEMENT - JULY 1
A devastating impact on 1.7 million Syrian children if UN Security Council fails to authorize resolution on humanitarian aid to northern Syria: No Lost Generation Initiative
As part of the No Lost Generation initiative, 11 humanitarian organizations are warning of the devastating impact on 1.7 million Syrian children if the Security Council fails to approve a resolution on humanitarian access to northern Syria.
We call on the Security Council to authorize and expand cross-border assistance for a period of 12 months. All avenues of assistance - cross-border and crossline, are essential to meet the growing needs and allow humanitarian partners to provide assistance to children in need wherever they are in the country.
Brussels V Conference
The Syria Brussels V Conference on March 29 and 30 addressed again the increasing needs in Syria and the regional impact the crisis has had, especially on hosting refugee countries. To shed light on the specific impact and needs of the Syrian girls and boys, No Lost Generation released an advocacy brief whose recommendations informed the Syria V Brussels Conference discussions on what concerns children’s needs in the country and across the region.
Ten years of war in Syria
Ten years after the start of the war in Syria, the situation remains dire for 8.5 million Syrian children, adolescents and youth. Facing one of the largest child rights crisis, they can no longer wait.
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