In  the north, Hama camp has been hosting a large number of displaced families came from camps and cities of Damascus, Aleppo, Idlib and Deir Ezzor and Raqqa and Deraa and Latakia.
Hama camp lives in a state of relative stability compared to the rest of the camps in Syria. However, people are suffering from the security procedures imposed by the regime’s army at the entrances and exits of the camp, in addition to the raids and arrests every now and then.
Regarding the economic situation, people suffer from the widespread unemployment due to the tense security situation; many of them lost their work and become completely dependent on relief aid.