Qasem was with his mother when they came under an attack. His mother was killed and his face was extensively wounded. He is only one year old! Qasem is one of many children in Ghouta that need to be medically evacuated...he can no longer speak, or eat or even express his pain, except for the tears rolling down his face.

This is the story of Qasem told by his father. The one-year-old baby boy was in an attack in eastern Ghouta, when he lost a large part of his face, he also lost his mother in the attack. This story is just one of countless children suffering inside Ghouta and in besieged and hard-to-reach areas in Syria.

Rama is 4 years old and is suffering from cancer in an area where there is no access to medical care for her disease. She needs to be evacuated from Ghouta to save her life.

The video shows the sheer numbers from the crisis in Syria. The situation in Syria is dire. 

Children tell their heartbreaking story in Ghouta about how they were victims of an attack as they were on their way home from school. No child should ever have to experience what the children of Syria have experienced.

The current medical, humanitarian situation in the besieged area of Al Ghouta, Damascus, has taken its toll on the children, with many suffering from malnutrition, and the inability to treat their medical cases.

The situation in eastern Ghouta is declining rapidly, people don't even have the ability to drink a glass of clean drinking water.

UOSSM Friends of Children Center is helping children, like young Anwar, who are suffering from unimaginable hardships. 

UOSSM provided a training session to medical students in Idlib University on how to deal with war-related injuries.

Dr. David Nott, who has worked hand in hand with UOSSM, providing training to doctors and medical staff of war medicine, explains the symptoms victims of the chemical attack experienced on Tuesday April 4, in Khan Sheikhoun, Idlib.