We strive to provide a safe and inclusive environment for children in Syria—one that fosters their growth and development in a nurturing and empowering atmosphere.

We place great importance on supporting children with special needs and those injured by war, ensuring their right to education, healthcare, and social participation.

We believe in the moral and national duty to fully embrace and care for children who lost their parents during the Syrian revolution, in every sense of the word.

We emphasize the need to address the psychological condition of children in Syria and to study and treat the severe trauma caused by the brutal war.

We are committed to helping children recover from fear and terror and restoring their mental and emotional balance.

We aim to ensure a stable upbringing and a brighter future for Syrian children, advocating for the establishment of specialized rehabilitation centers supervised by experienced professionals, and we welcome the expertise of advanced nations in this field.

We work to reach all areas of Syria especially remote regions to assess the conditions of children, reduce child mortality rates, and ensure access to all forms of essential support.

We support high-quality, modern education for children, aiming to strengthen their academic and social skills, while raising them on the values of divine religions and the teachings of prophets and reformers so they may become righteous members of their society and homeland.

We seek to cooperate with all segments of Syrian society political, governmental, and civil to enhance enabling environments for early childhood development, including the formulation of family-friendly policies that ensure the safety and well-being of children in every aspect.

We emphasize the protection of children's rights, the promotion of awareness around those rights, and the defense of them.

We aim to reintegrate children into Syrian society, particularly those affected by displacement both inside and outside the country, through educating them with a culture of life instead of death, and a culture of growth instead of bloodshed so they may become foundational pillars in rebuilding the new Syrian state.

We firmly reject the involvement of children in violent acts or the bearing of arms.
The Movement will actively combat and bring to justice anyone proven to be involved in such acts, ensuring they face a fair trial.

We believe all children must enjoy the same rights regardless of race, color, gender, language, religion, political opinion, national or social origin, wealth, birth, or any other status.

We assert that every child should have a name and a nationality honored even if their father is not Syrian and be afforded special protection to ensure their physical and emotional development.

We emphasize the need to provide food and shelter to every child, and to ensure their continued contact with both parents if separated.

We reject the exploitation of children in all forms of violence, economic exploitation, and forced labor.

We work to protect children from sexual abuse, trafficking, kidnapping, war, and conflict—as well as from cruel and inhumane punishment.

We believe it is essential to shield children from all forms of criminal activity, drug abuse, and actions contrary to morality and the law.