Aleppo Housing Rehabilitation
Project Video
About This Project
Rehabilitating war-damaged houses in rural Aleppo through local committees, installing doors, windows, solar power, and water systems to return displaced families home.
“When a family can return home, a neighborhood — and a community — begin to recover.”
Project Overview: Restoring Safe Shelter
Return is the foundation of Syria's recovery, and housing is the foundation of return. Without a livable home, returnees remain in limbo, unable to re-enter the workforce, enroll children in school, or reinvest in their community.
MFA rehabilitates war-damaged houses through local contractors and community committees, executing critical repairs in managed phases of 20–26 homes at a time to ensure high quality and rigorous standards.
Assessments prioritize families currently living in tents or severely damaged shelters. Every completed home and returning family helps revive normal neighborhood life, making return viable and sustainable for surrounding communities.
Scope of Rehabilitation Works
Key Operational Deliverables:
- Structural Reinforcement: Plastering, concrete work, and masonry block work to make the structure safe, sturdy, and weathertight.
- Carpentry & Fixtures: Installing secure doors and weatherproof PVC windows to restore privacy and security.
- Electrical & Solar Systems: Installing wiring, lighting, sockets, and decentralized solar power for reliable, off-grid energy.
- Water & Sanitation: Water tanks, taps, toilets, and indoor plumbing lines restoring hygienic, dignified living conditions.
Impact & Verified Results
In Ratyan, northern Aleppo countryside, MFA's phased rehabilitation model has turned deserted ruins back into a thriving community, giving displaced families the confidence and security to leave camps behind.
89
Homes fully rehabilitated in Aleppo countryside.
80+
Displaced families returned home with dignity.
125
Targeted homes for full rehabilitation.
Related Projects
Featured
ADJ: Syrian Wheat Value Chain Restoration
Restoring locally adapted Syrian wheat through an integrated pilot linking certified seed, climate-resilience treatment, and community harvest-recovery for local bakeries.
Featured
Al-Mansoura Primary Healthcare Center
Serving over 173,000 beneficiaries across rural Ar-Raqqa with free pediatric, maternal, general medical clinics, and full pharmacy services.
Syria Mobile Modular Clinic
A fully equipped mobile clinic delivering free clinical care, chronic disease management, and medications to rural Idlib, with over 27,000 consultations provided.