Since September 2022, parts of Syria including northeast Syria (NES) and northwest Syria (NWS) have been facing a major cholera outbreak. First linked to the contaminated water near the Euphrates River and the severe water shortage in the north of Syria, the outbreak is currently spread across the country. In northwest Syria, our teams have been responding to the outbreak since September, by conducting community-based health promotion activities as well as preparatory trainings of relevant healthcare workers. We are supporting Cholera Treatment Units (CTU) to isolate and treat patients in Idlib and Aleppo governorates. In addition, we operate and support Oral Rehydration Points (ORPs) points to provide the first level of treatment to patients. We are distributing preventive hygiene kits (water jerrycans, soap and chlorine tablets) to families in displacement camps, where we also test water and support clean water points in the community. In Tal Abyad and Ras Al-Ain, we support a local organization to engage the community and distribute hygiene kits to families.