"Returnees": A Campaign Launched by the Stability Organization to Revive the Spirit of Syrian Homes In the city of Aleppo, where it all began, the Stability Organization carried out intensive field efforts as part of the "Returnees" campaign, targeting families wishing to return to their homes. A total of 220 damaged homes were assessed, with 176 approved after a thorough evaluation that applied humanitarian criteria, including economic status, the presence of individuals with special needs, and families of martyrs and detainees. There, amid the old alleys, families began dusting off doors, repairing windows, and breathing life back into the walls that had witnessed years of absence. Together, they proclaimed: "We never left your hearts." Building upon these efforts, the Stability Organization facilitated the relocation of 20 families to Damascus and 38 families to Homs, in organized convoys that began from the camps in Azaz, Afrin, and Al-Bab. These families were returned to their original homes after years of forced displacement. "Returnees" was not just a humanitarian campaign; it was a practical step toward real stability, restoring a sense of dignity to the people and giving them the ability to start anew in their homes, within walls that carry their memories and identity. This campaign confirmed that returning is not a distant dream but a right worth fighting for, and that the voice of life, when truly supported, is stronger than all the absence. "Returnees" was just the beginning... Hope is what these families are building, brick by brick, with patience and determination.