Syrian crisis - impacts on individuals families and communities

Intro

The crisis in Syria has had a very negative impact on individuals, families and communities. Many people have died, the country has been destroyed and many people have been forced to leave their house.

Kp1 death and injury

One impact the crisis in Syria has on individuals, families and communities is death and injury. The crisis in Syria has had a very negative impact on the people caught up in the 13 years of conflict. Many Syrians, both civilians and armed forces have been killed, gone missing or severely injured.

For example, in march 2024 the charity SOHR estimated that around 600,000 people had been killed during the war.

Families who lose the designated breadwinner will be put under a lot of financial burden which could lead to them losing valuables such as housing or essentials like food and water. Young children can be left orphaned if their parents are killed. This can lead them vulnerable to human trafficking.

In conclusion, the high death toll and large number of injured Syrians during the war has had major impacts on many families and communities as it can impact their future with bad financial loss and affect metal wellbeing of families if they lose someone close to them.

Kp2 destruction of the country

One impact the crisis in Syria individuals, families and communities has is Destruction of the country. Syrias civil war, has transformed the beautiful ancient cities into scenes of apocalyptic devastation.This has also meant intense fighting has resulted in entire neighbour hoods being wiped out.

For example, the Syrian network for human rights has claimed the years of conflict has left almost 3 million homes completely or almost fully destroyed.

According to the United Nations report, 7000 school buildings have been destroyed since the war has began and over 2 million children are no longer in school.

Furthermore, fighting and repeated attacks on health facilities have left many Syrian families without basic healthcare or medical services.

In conclusion, the destruction of Syrian schools, housing and hospitals has had a terrible impact on families. This is because it makes it harder to get treatment, education and things vital for a good standard of living.

Kp3 living under Isis rule

One impact the crisis in Syria has on individuals, families and communities is Living under isis ruleAs the crisis in Syria progressed and Isis claimed more land, almost 8 million people became trapped and lost their freedom. People’s rights were taken away from them as a result of the Isis ruling.

For example, in Syria children are groomed and brain washed to believe the same as their elders. Under 15s are snot to sharia camps to further this.

The consequence of Isis rule during the Syrian war has been life changing for many families and communities, thousands of families were trapped unable to escape the conditions this rule had put them under. Those who tried to leave risked losing their lives. Thousands of children have also lost their right to an education and their childhoods were ruined.

In conclusion, the Isis rule has put massive boundaries on peoples lives in Syria and has impacted communities, families and individuals all greatly. This is because they place a massive burden on everyone’s lives.

Kp4 refugee crisis

One impact the crisis in Syria has on individuals, families and communities is The refugee crisis. As a result of the fighting and the war, significant amounts of strain has been put out on peoples lives in Syria. This can lead to them becoming refugees and fleeing the area. This can impact individuals and families, wealth and health.

For example, 6.5 million, Syrians have been moved still within Syrian boarders and around 50% of them were children.

People who try to leave the country without proper help will face the chance of risking their lives and dying, this can happen because the way they leave may be dangerous like boats or illegal ways, people who immigrate all lose the chance to an education as they are constantly moving around. This will impact them later in life when they don’t have basic skills.

In conclusion, the large refugee crisis has put massive impacts on families, communities and individuals in Syria. This is because it can disrupt daily life and the upbringing of people greatly.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the ongoing crisis in Syria has impacted communities, families and individuals massively. The biggest impact from this war is the death and injury toll produced and the least impactful one is the refugee crisis even though it still impacts people in many ways .