Category: General Blog

At Isiolo, Victor’s Rescue Orphanage has become a refuge of healing for 152 children who once faced illness, hunger, and deep trauma. Children who arrived weak and sick are now healthy, learning, and finally experiencing the safety every child deserves. With daily meals, medical care, and education, this home is turning some of Kenya’s hardest stories into futures filled with possibility.

At three years old, Ushindi survived devastating burns that left her in constant pain and fear. After completing three major reconstructive surgeries, she healed, returned to school, and rediscovered the joy of simply being a child. Her journey shows how healing can restore not only the body, but dignity, courage, and hope

In a quiet neighborhood, Abeer shoulders the weight of caring for her three children, including a son with a mental disability who depends on her around the clock.
Noticing that her area lacked even a small grocery shop, she turned this gap into opportunity by opening a home-based little market serves families who once had to walk long distances for essentials.
This small storefront allows her to remain present for her son while providing a safe, sustainable income for her household.
Through courage and determination, Abeer is transforming hardship into stability, becoming a lifeline for both her family and her community.

In Zabadani, deeply affected by years of conflict, Roads of Success distributed 100 school backpacks to children whose families can no longer afford basic supplies. What may seem small became a powerful symbol of dignity and opportunity.

Each backpack helped a child return to school with confidence, a reminder that their future still matters. In a place where children have carried heavy burdens, education remains a lifeline to stability and hope.

Thank you for helping us uplift Syria’s children, one backpack, one future at a time.

As Syria continues to face the weight of war and economic collapse, Roads of Success held multiple Christmas celebrations across the hardest-hit regions, bringing moments of joy, warmth, and hope to children and families who needed it most.

Homs: A Moment of Peace Amid Conflict
At the Barakeh Child Friendly Space, 220 children and youth, including 50 children with disabilities, enjoyed a rare day of safety and joy. Muslim and Christian children stood together singing, laughing, and celebrating. Through crafts, games, a puppet show, and a visit from Santa, each child received a gift, sweets, and warm winter items, small tokens carrying a powerful message of love and dignity.

Tartous: Sharing the Warmth of Christmas
In Tartous, where winter deepens daily hardship, your generosity provided warm clothing to 30 children through the Warm Winter Clothes for Children project. Each outfit offered not only protection from the cold, but also comfort, confidence, and the reassurance that they are seen and loved.

In Wadi al-Nasara, where economic hardship weighs heavily on everyday life, your generosity reached 150 vulnerable families with food baskets designed to meet their most urgent needs. These were households facing real, ongoing struggle, families often unable to afford even the basic staples of a home.

Each basket offered more than food. It brought relief, stability, and dignity to mothers carrying the weight of their families through uncertain times. For many, this support arrived at exactly the right moment, easing financial pressure and reminding them that they are not forgotten.

Your compassion made this possible.
Together, we continue to strengthen the most vulnerable, one family, one home, one act of kindness at a time.

At the St. Elias Church Center, 40 Sunday School children with mental and physical disabilities were welcomed with cake and fresh juice, creating a warm and joyful space where they could feel safe, included, and celebrated.

This simple act of hospitality carried deep meaning. For these precious children, many of whom face daily challenges in mobility, communication, and emotional development, being seen, welcomed, and cared for is an essential source of encouragement. The gathering strengthened their sense of belonging, nurtured fellowship, and offered moments of joy that many families rarely experience.

Your support helped create a moment of dignity, comfort, and love for children who often feel overlooked.
Together, we are building spaces where every child, regardless of ability, feels valued, accepted, and uplifted.

After Severe winter storms in Syriadestroyed family greenhouses, wiping out crops and income overnight. Mary, caring for her elderly parents and supporting her brother with a disability, was among those most affected when their small farm was damaged.

Through your generosity, the Mary Project repaired greenhouse roofs and reinforced the structures, allowing families to return to their fields and rebuild their livelihoods. This quiet support restored security, dignity, and hope at a moment they needed it most.

It did more than fix a greenhouse, it helped families stand back on their feet.

In Camp Shariya, thousands of families still wake up every day in tents, more than a decade after being forced from their homes. The war may have ended, but their suffering has not. Summers burn, winters freeze, and parents continue fighting to keep their households fed, safe, and hopeful.

Your generosity became a lifeline.
Thirty of the most vulnerable families received food baskets filled with essential staples, simple items that offered both nourishment and comfort at a time when many felt they had reached their limits.

For the first time in a long while, mothers were able to prepare warm meals for their families, fathers felt renewed strength knowing they were not forgotten, and households that have endured years of loss felt seen, valued, and cared for once again.

Even when the world moves on, we choose to stay.
Together, we continue to bring nourishment, hope, and dignity to families who still need it most.