Maternal health push: Direct Relief announced a $40 million campaign to support more than 2.5 million safe births worldwide, focusing on equipping frontline providers (including midwives), closing local resource gaps, and strengthening health systems with climate-resilient infrastructure. Cancer care for displaced Syrians: Bahrain’s Royal Humanitarian Foundation (RHF) signed an agreement with Jordan’s King Hussein Cancer Foundation and Centre to help Syrian refugees access diagnostics and cancer treatment at King Hussein Cancer Centre under medical and social criteria. Lebanon support with health access included: The EU approved another €505 million for Lebanon’s migration cooperation, including support to keep access to education, health care, and water, plus help for organizations working on women’s and minority rights. Child health and safety concern: A report says child worker deaths in Turkey rose 32% to 95 during the 2025–2026 school year, including 11 Syrians—highlighting ongoing risks for vulnerable youth. Health system strain from conflict: Coverage also notes explosions and injuries at Syrian military sites near Aleppo and Deir ez-Zor, underscoring how insecurity can quickly overwhelm local emergency care.