Returning Home After Years — What to Know Before You Go In
The moment of return is charged with emotion, and that is exactly what makes it risky. A few minutes of patience can…
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By Syrians, for Syrians
Josoor Al Amal works inside Syria to support communities recovering from displacement and conflict through education, protection, community participation and recovery.
Who we are
Josoor Al Amal – Bridges of Hope is a non-profit humanitarian organization working inside Syria to support communities recovering from displacement, conflict and poverty. Founded by Syrians for Syrians, we are registered with the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs since March 2025 and are part of the Amal Network across Italy, Türkiye and Syria.

What we do
Our work connects learning, protection, participation and recovery through approaches shaped with local communities.
Formal, non-formal and community-based learning, educational support and learning spaces.
Protection-sensitive support, psychosocial wellbeing, safeguarding and referral pathways.
Inclusive spaces that strengthen participation, belonging, dialogue and local leadership.
Locally led recovery, rehabilitation, relief and resilience-oriented support.
How we work
Programs are grounded in local knowledge, lived experience and community priorities.
Communities contribute to priorities, decisions and collective solutions.
Safety, dignity and responsible practice guide every activity.
We invest in trust, local capacity and sustainable community ownership.
Where we work
From our base in Haritan, we work with communities across north-west Aleppo as families return and rebuild.
“Recovery begins with people.”JOSOOR AL AMAL — BRIDGES OF HOPE
Get involved
Support locally led work that helps communities learn, reconnect and rebuild their future.
From the Field
The moment of return is charged with emotion, and that is exactly what makes it risky. A few minutes of patience can…
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Fear does not protect children — a clear rule does. A practical guide for parents and teachers on how to deliver the…
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Danger does not announce itself. It is usually in a place that looks ordinary: an unfamiliar path, an abandoned house, a room…
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