About Us
Since 2001 MARCCH has been working in Chechnya to help the child victims of the wars that raged in that hapless country. Over the years we have, amongst other things, delivered vital equipment and medicines to the main children’s hospital in the capital, Grozny; supplied 300,000 syringes for TB testing to the Chechen health authorities; and helped an orphanage for Chechen children in the neighbouring republic of Ingushetia with rent, food and clothing. In the past year we undertook our most recent project there by fundraising for, and providing, a standby generator and equipping a sensor room at a school for the partially blind outside Grozny.
At present in Chechnya itself children are no longer the victims of an ongoing war. We have therefore changed our focus to helping the children of Syrian families of Chechen origin who are suffering because of the terrible war in Syria. Coordinating our efforts with our partners (Society of the Friends of the Chechen-Ingush Republic and Chechen Welfare Society For Women Swieleh) in Jordan, where many Syrians of Chechen origin have taken refuge, we have begun to render assistance that has already been of benefit. MARCCH has provided a van which is used to provide transportation, food and supplies for the children and their families. Of course this does not mean that these children are any more important than all the other child victims of the war in Syria but it recognises that minorities can be especially vulnerable in war zones.
If you would like to help us with our work please support us to any extent you can. MARCCH is evaluating new projects to help more children escape the consequences of a vicious war and your help can make a huge difference. Our partners and ourselves are all volunteers and we bear virtually all our administrative costs, so that your donations are of the greatest benefit to the children you wish to help.
At present in Chechnya itself children are no longer the victims of an ongoing war. We have therefore changed our focus to helping the children of Syrian families of Chechen origin who are suffering because of the terrible war in Syria. Coordinating our efforts with our partners (Society of the Friends of the Chechen-Ingush Republic and Chechen Welfare Society For Women Swieleh) in Jordan, where many Syrians of Chechen origin have taken refuge, we have begun to render assistance that has already been of benefit. MARCCH has provided a van which is used to provide transportation, food and supplies for the children and their families. Of course this does not mean that these children are any more important than all the other child victims of the war in Syria but it recognises that minorities can be especially vulnerable in war zones.
If you would like to help us with our work please support us to any extent you can. MARCCH is evaluating new projects to help more children escape the consequences of a vicious war and your help can make a huge difference. Our partners and ourselves are all volunteers and we bear virtually all our administrative costs, so that your donations are of the greatest benefit to the children you wish to help.