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Syrian Refugees living in Kilis are exhausting resources such as food, shelter, health, hygiene materials, clothes and shoes for the children and also educational material for Syrian students.

IBC tried to cover some part of these needs with help project but did not meet the needs of all 120.000 community based refugees

With this program IBC is able to cover the winter needs of 100 children living in rural areas of Kilis.

The total number of that will benefit is 163 and each winter package will include a  winter coat boots ,sweater ,gloves, beanie and socks

The Syrian Civil War has caused the displacement of approximately millions of people in Northern Syria alone and the lack of basic food. Due to the fighting, bread production has decreased and people don’t have the means to produce the bread. Also many bakeries in Aleppo have been bombed and destroyed during the course of the conflict.

After detailed evaluation of the situation of bakeries in Northern Syria, IBC proposes to renovate and provide raw materials for bakeries in Akhhtarin and Sawran which is district of Aleppo and employ 30 bakery worker in two bakeries which will produce 9 tons breads on a daily basis.

The main objective of this project is to implement the bread production in Marea region and in the neighboring villages supporting the only oven in the city center of Marea which provides the regular apportion of bread needed by the people of the region. The amount of beneficiaries is more than 7000 families, for these people the price of the bread is around 200-250 Syrian liras per pack, with the support of the oven can be decrease in half.

The regular maintenance and fuel provided is important to maintain a fixed and appropriate price to allow people to get it easily, as it is a basic staple of the local diet.

The goals achieved are the reduction and the stability of the bread price; the production of a sufficient quantity of bread on a daily basis; the periodic maintenance and fuel of the oven; the provision of a wheat flour and the capacity to maintain a fully staffed of 15 people with well-paid employees.

Level of conflict across Syria has gradually increased since April 2016.

Akharin is a small city which is 40 km away from Aleppo and started to receive IDP’s from Aleppo. With this program IBC is able to cover food needs of 400 families newly arrived for living in Aktharin

Main goal of this project is to ensure access for food needs of IDP’ who fled to North Syria from Aleppo.

IBC ensure to access food for 400 Syrian Households in Akharin. 400 food packages which included 5 lt Oil, 3 Kg Rice kg beans, 2 kg green lentils ,2 red lentils kg, 2 cracked wheat , 3 kg sugar, 3 kg pasta ,1 kg tomato Paste, 0.5 kg tea will distribute .

The project is aimed to alleviate suffering caused by mental health disorders among the refugee population living in Akçakale, Turkey. Main activities will be individual and group counselling , services to  build capacities and skills and increase awareness on MHPSS services ,

The humanitarian assistance provided by the project based in Şanlıurfa-Akçakale is focused on the alleviation of suffering caused by mental health disorders among the refugee population living in Akçakale. The specific objectives are as follows:

Individual and group counseling;

The elaboration of building skills activities to facilitates the integration into a new society;

The organization of events to promote mental health and the creation of psychoeducation sessions;

The identification and mapping of community stakeholders and service providers in order to provide an efficient service.

Considering this point, it is also important the organization of training for staff, the weekly supervision and the regular screening and reports provided to control the quality of MHPSS services.

Program seeks to support vulnerable Syrian refugee families with access to quality formal and non-formal learning opportunities, psychosocial support services ,and information and opportunities to foster a sense of belonging and well-being in Gaziantep and Kilis.

The Sub-recipient agrees to provide the following services and deliverables in support of the overall success of the Project;

Services

Deliverable

Support formal schools

3 schools receive rent, utilities and rehabilitation support

Organize catch-up classes and provide materials

800 students attend catch up classes and receive necessary textbooks and materials

(300 students in Gaziantep- 500 students in Kilis )

Provide tutoring and remedial support

400 students receive tutoring services

(200 beneficiaries in Gaziantep- 200 beneficiaries in Kilis)

Increase Turkish language skills

1,050 people attend Turkish language classes

(450 beneficiaries in Gaziantep- 600 beneficiaries in Kilis )

Create and support kids and youth clubs

1,280 kids and youth participate in clubs

(384 Syrian and 96 Turkish beneficiaries in Gaziantep )

(640 Syrian and 160 Turkish beneficiaries in Kilis )

Create and support parents groups

360 parents over 18 participate in clubs

(136 Syrian and 24 Turkish beneficiaries in Gaziantep )

(170 Syrian and 30 Turkish beneficiaries in Kilis )

Maintain child friendly space

320 children whose age between 5-12 will participate in CFSs

(120 beneficiaries in Gaziantep- 200 beneficiaries in Kilis )

Provide information and referral services

400 people receive information and referrals

(200 beneficiaries in Gaziantep- 200 beneficiaries in Kilis )

Akharin is a small city which is 40 km away from Aleppo and started to receive IDP’s from Aleppo. With this program IBC is able to cover food needs of 143 families newly arrived for living in Aktharin

Main goal of this project is to ensure access for food needs of IDP’ who fled to North Syria from Aleppo.

IBC ensure to access food for 143 Syrian Households in Akharin. 143 food packages, each included 5 lt Oil, 3 Kg Rice ,2 kg beans, 2 kg red lentils, 2 kg cracked wheat 3 kg sugar ,2 kg pasta 830 gr tomato Paste, 0.5 kg tea will distribute .

The main goal of this project is the rehabilitation of 5 solar water wells in Kismayo Somalia in order to increase the access to safe and clean water for IDPs and host communities and to improve the hygienic and sanitary facilities and services in Kismayo IDP Camps. This goal is achieved thanks to the construction of 3 new shallow wells, the conduction of sanitation awareness campaigns in the target camps namely: Xadi one, Xaashi, Farxaan, Bus one, Bus two, Bus three, Yamman, Baraawe, Waamo one, Waamo two and  Xamdi two and the distribution of water collection containers to IDP households.

The total number of beneficiaries is 2,498 families.

The distribution of pack composed by 250 gr of uncooked meat and 250 gr of sauce. The selection of beneficiaries is based on the level of poverty and impossibility to manage the run of the family, the total number amounts to 15360 families settled in different camps in Azez district of Aleppo North Syria, the camps are Bab al Salaam, Scu, Bab al Nour ve Eman.

The estimated number of beneficiaries target by action is 71.885, the vulnerable refugees and their needs are identified and are linked with the right information to regularize their status to access social service and to improve their living conditions and well-being. The principal objective is to ensure that vulnerable refugees in Turkey are protected from harm, until lasting solutions are modeled and integrated into government systems.

In Kilis city center there are more than seven thousand Syrian household, meaning 120000 individuals.

Through this project, IBC provides food parcels to 150 Syrian households in Kilis for 6 months. There are no specific criteria for selected the beneficiaries within this population.

Each food parcel include: 2 liters of sunflower oil, 2 kg of granulated sugar, 1 kg of sugar cubes, 500 grams of black tea, 2 kgs of flour, 750 grams of tomato paste, 750 grams of canned peas, 1 kg of pasta, 500 grams of orzo, 500 grams of semolina, 400 grams of black olives, 2 Kgs of rice, 1 kg of red lentils, 1 kg of bulgur, 750 grams of salt, 1 jar of jam, 2 packs of instant soup.

The total number of beneficiaries of this project is 1600 women between the ages of 18-59, 405 girls between the ages of 15-18 and 100 children under 15 years old. The objects of the present project are creating an opportunity for women to set up and maintain their own business through microfinance, improving life skills capacity of Syrian Women living in Sultanbeyli for their empowerment. The concrete outcomes of the objects are the provision of courses on entrepreneurship, vocational, skills trainings, capacity building in order to develop their capacity to maintain their wellbeing.

The project is aimed to provide a food parcels to be distributed to the people in need during Ramadan, the beneficiaries are in particular the Syrian Refugees families in Sultanbeyli district of Istanbul where more than 36000 Syrian live with heavy poverty problems, running of food, hygiene and other basic needs and depending on humanitarian support. The total number of beneficiaries is 300 Syrian families (1256 individuals).

The project was carried out in Islahiye/Gaziantep and Şanlıurfa. The main goal was to improve Turkish language skills of Syrian children primarily between 5-12 years old, it aims to bridge the language skills gap.

In three months, this project aimed to stabilized the economic living conditions of 320 Syrian refugees and 80 vulnerable Turkish households in the work places of Küçükçemece and Sultanbeyli municipalities (Istanbul) through Cash-for-Work measures.

The Project purpose is to provide emergency food aid to approx. 5,200 vulnerable, conflict-affected beneficiary individuals in West Mosul.

The Van earthquake was a destructive magnitude 7.1 M earthquake that struck eastern Turkey near the city of Van on Sunday, 23 October 2011. 47 schools in city of Van and 26 in the countryside of  province of Van are damaged. The Goal of the Project is providing schools affected by the earthquake with computers an IT system. Computers classes will be established in seven schools in İpekyolu town of Van, each school will have a computer class of 15 computers, one server, one projector, one printer scanner and copy machine, 15 tables, 15 chairs. Thank to that 600 students from each school in total around 4200 children will have access to computer.

Kilis is the district that hosts Syrian refugee population more than its own population. That creates huge nutrition, health and infrastructure problems for the local authority and state organs that struggling to meet the needs of the refugee community.

In this context, the aim is the distribution of Hygiene kits and first aid kits to Syrian refugees fled to Turkey and accommodated in Kilis, to fulfill the demand of hygiene materials of the Syrian families. In total 650 families will benefit from the project and get monthly hygiene materials. The packages are composed by:

Shampoo - 759 ml

Shaving foam - 250 ml

Gillete - 5 pieces

Tooth brush for adults - 4 pieces

Tooth brush for children - 2 pieces

Tooth paste - 100 ml

Tooth paste - 200 ml

Women ped -10 pieces

Nail cutter

Soap - 5 pieces

Children pumpers

Plastic pot

Hand towel

Detergent - 2 kg

Baby powder

First aid kit

The project was targeting the distribution of monthly food packages to the families in Kilis.

IBC ensure to access food for 200 Syrian Households in Kilis. 200 food packages, each included 5 lt Oil, 3 Kg Rice ,2 kg beans, 2 kg red lentils, 2 kg green lentils ,2 kg cracked wheat, 3 kg sugar ,2 kg pasta ,830 gr Tomato Paste, 0.5 kg tea will distribute.

The center of the problem is who governs the Port City of Kismayo. In mid -2012 , AMISOM /

KENDA DEFENSE FORCES (KDF )and Somalia National Army took control of Kismayo .The escalation of the conflict resulted in more insecurity, trade distribution , a restricted flow of commodities and the poor purchasing power of people in conflict affected district such as Kismayo ,Afmadow and Badhaadl. There are about 30,600 IDPs in the region displaced from Kismayo alone.

Due to long dry spell and Gu’ failures , frequently most surface water dry up leading to a high concentration of pastoralist around borehole areas. Increased cases of acute watery diarrhea (awd) are reported in Kismayo as a result of poor water quality

The project will target increased access to safe and clean water for IDPs and host communities in Kismayo and Afmadow districts of IDP Camps. Also to give solar generated electricity to 3 more schools, mosques and other public buildings with activities of rehabilitation of 3 more existing shallow wells in IDPs camps. Total number of beneficiaries will be 1078 families

The project aims to help alleviate, to a degree, the effect of the migrations in the form of language barriers, absence of non-formal education opportunities , lack of safe spaces and support for children and youth due to poor housing and domestic conditions , level of distress within households stemming especially from financial challenges and post-war traumas, or a general lack of information in regard to access to rights, emerging as a direct result of aforementioned problems

IBC aim to establish a community hub in Sultanbeyli that will provide beneficiaries with a number of  necessary services under one roof .

The project will target Syrian students, Syrian and Turkish children and adolescents, Syrian and Turkish parents, and non Syrian refugee parents and individuals.

Main activities to be implemented during to course of this project are non-formal education and psychosocial support through the establishment of kids ,youth and parent clubs and information dissemination and legal assistance through the establishment of an info hub and outreach teams in Sultanbeyli

The project aim is to reduce the morbidity and mortality of vulnerable communities (including but not limited to asylum seekers,refugees,internaly displaced persons and host communities) through  the provision of medical and health products, (MHP) , primary healthcare ,  and mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS)

In this frame every month one or two containers of medical consumables and devices are distributed to respond the needs of the hospitals and clinics in Idleb and Aleppo provinces of North Syria

Target Group   

Syrian migrants who are under temporarily protection (50%) and host community members (50%), between the ages of 18-65 in Küçükçemece and Sultanbeyli

Sector  

Work opportunities

Related to (sub)theme  Theme III:

Through this program, Syrians and selected host community members received temporary employment through a cash for work scheme that partnered with municipalities to address public infrastructure needs. This included small rehabilitation works, repairs and cleaning of schools, and the program supported provided them with monthly wages of about €500 per month, and covered the costs associated with work permits for Syrian beneficiaries, overcoming a major obstacle for some employers.

Outcome(s)      

•             Short-term response increased income generation options of Syrian and host community populations (1100 beneficiaries) who are in need through temporary employment, providing needed cash to selected families.

•             Opportunities generated for recovery and rehabilitation of infrastructure in selected locations of intervention zones/counties of the project.

Budget of Activity

2016:408,803 [EURO], 2017: 252,113 [USD], 2018 :252.113 [USD], Total : 408,803 [EURO]+504,226 [USD]

Target Group   

Syrian students, Syrian and Turkish children and adolescents, Syrian and Turkish parents, and non-Syrian refugee parents and individuals in İstanbul Turkey

Sector  

Improving prospects for refugees

Related to (sub)theme 

Theme II, III:

This program provided Turkish and English language courses through Public Education Center Curriculum (i.e., those formally recognized by the Government of Turkey and thereby critical for further education or employment opportunities) to selected beneficiaries of non-formal education. In prior iterations of this program, it also included sewing courses.

Non-Formal Education:

The project aimed to help alleviate, to a degree, the negative effects of migration in the form of language barriers, absence of non-formal education opportunities, lack of safe spaces and support for children and youth due to poor housing and domestic conditions, levels of distress within households stemming especially from financial challenges and post-war traumas, and a general lack of information in regard to access to rights, emerging as a direct result of aforementioned problems.

Outcome(s)      

IBC established a community hub in Sultanbeyli that provided beneficiaries with a number of necessary services under one roof. The main activities implemented during the course of this project were non-formal education and psychosocial support through the establishment of kids, youth and parent clubs and information dissemination and legal assistance through the establishment of an information hub and outreach teams in Sultanbeyli. Estimated numbers of beneficiaries reached around 30,000 individuals in İstanbul with at least one of the services provided.

Specifically, the program improved the living conditions of refugee and host community children, youth and parents through psychosocial support. Approximately 500 person benefits from PSS activities in Sultanbeyli per month.

It also improved access to non-formal education for children, youth and parents. Approximately 50 individuals benefits from language courses per month.

Finally, it improved knowledge and awareness on legal rights and available services through information dissemination and legal assistance. Approximately 900 beneficiary benefits from this services per month.

Target Group   

Refugee Communities

Sector  

PSS and protection

Related to (sub)theme  Principle objective: Ensure that vulnerable refugees in Turkey are protected from harm, until lasting solutions are modelled and integrated into government systems - resulting in sustainable and equitable access to services for refugees

Specific Objective: Vulnerable refugees and their specific needs are identified, and are linked with the right information to regularize their status to access social services and to improve their living conditions and well-being.

Project aims to reach 7.500 direct beneficiaries in four locations.

Expected Results:

1-Refugees are aware of their rights and obligations

2-The most vulnerable refugees identified are able to access quality services in accordance to Turkish law and regulation (TP and IP)

3-Protection situations are locally monitored and advocacy with key stakeholders is enhanced

Outcome(s)      

The estimated number of beneficiaries target by action was 2060

Syrian Refugees living in Kilis are exhausting resources such as food, shelter, health, hygiene materials, clothes and shoes for the children and also educational material for Syrian students.

IBC tried to cover some part of these needs with help project but did not meet the needs of all 120.000 community based refugees

With this program IBC is able to cover the winter needs of 100 children living in rural areas of Kilis.

The total number of that will benefit is 163 and each winter package will include a  winter coat boots ,sweater ,gloves, beanie and socks

Target Group   

Refugee Communities

Sector  

Livelihood

Related to (sub)theme 

The Syrian Civil War has caused the displacement of approximately millions of people in Northern Syria alone and the lack of basic food. Due to the fighting, bread production has decreased and people don’t have the means to produce the bread. Also many bakeries in Aleppo have been bombed and destroyed during the course of the conflict.

After detailed evaluation of the situation of bakeries in Northern Syria, IBC proposes to renovate and provide raw materials for bakeries in Akhhtarin and Sawran which is district of Aleppo and employ 30 bakery worker in two bakeries which will produce 9 tons breads on a daily basis.

Target Group   

Refugee Communities

Sector  

Livelihood

Related to (sub)theme 

The main objective of this project is to implement the bread production in Marea region and in the neighboring villages supporting the only oven in the city center of Marea which provides the regular apportion of bread needed by the people of the region. The amount of beneficiaries is more than 7000 families, for these people the price of the bread is around 200-250 Syrian liras per pack, with the support of the oven can be decrease in half.

The regular maintenance and fuel provided is important to maintain a fixed and appropriate price to allow people to get it easily, as it is a basic staple of the local diet.

The goals achieved are the reduction and the stability of the bread price; the production of a sufficient quantity of bread on a daily basis; the periodic maintenance and fuel of the oven; the provision of a wheat flour and the capacity to maintain a fully staffed of 15 people with well-paid employees

Target Group   

Refugee Communities

Sector  

Food Assistance

Related to (sub)theme 

Level of conflict across Syria has gradually increased since April 2016.

Akharin is a small city which is 40 km away from Aleppo and started to receive IDP’s from Aleppo. With this program IBC is able to cover food needs of 400 families newly arrived for living in Aktharin

Main goal of this project is to ensure access for food needs of IDP’ who fled to North Syria from Aleppo.

IBC ensure to access food for 400 Syrian Households in Akharin. 400 food packages which included 5 lt Oil, 3 Kg Rice kg beans, 2 kg green lentils, 2 red lentils kg, 2 cracked wheat , 3 kg sugar, 3 kg pasta ,1 kg tomato Paste, 0.5 kg tea will distribute.

Target Group   

Refugee Communities

Sector  

PSS

Related to (sub)theme 

The project is aimed to alleviate suffering caused by mental health disorders among the refugee population living in Akçakale, Turkey. Main activities will be individual and group counselling , services to  build capacities and skills and increase awareness on MHPSS services.

The humanitarian assistance provided by the project based in Şanlıurfa-Akçakale is focused on the alleviation of suffering caused by mental health disorders among the refugee population living in Akçakale. The specific objectives are as follows:

Individual and group counseling;

The elaboration of building skills activities to facilitates the integration into a new society;

The organization of events to promote mental health and the creation of psychoeducation sessions;

The identification and mapping of community stakeholders and service providers in order to provide an efficient service.

Considering this point, it is also important the organization of training for staff, the weekly supervision and the regular screening and reports provided to control the quality of MHPSS services.

Target Group   

Somalian Families

Sector  

Water Wells

Related to (sub)theme 

The main goal of this project is the rehabilitation of 5 solar water wells in Kismayo Somalia in order to increase the access to safe and clean water for IDPs and host communities and to improve the hygienic and sanitary facilities and services in Kismayo IDP Camps. This goal is achieved thanks to the construction of 3 new shallow wells, the conduction of sanitation awareness campaigns in the target camps namely: Xadi one, Xaashi, Farxaan, Bus one, Bus two, Bus three, Yamman, Baraawe, Waamo one, Waamo two and  Xamdi two and the distribution of water collection containers to IDP households.

The total number of beneficiaries is 2,498 families.

Target Group   

Refugee Communities

Sector  

Water Wells

Related to (sub)theme 

The distribution of pack composed by 250 gr of uncooked meat and 250 gr of sauce. The selection of beneficiaries is based on the level of poverty and impossibility to manage the run of the family, the total number amounts to 15360 families settled in different camps in Azez district of Aleppo North Syria, the camps are Bab al Salaam, Scu, Bab al Nour ve Eman.

Target Group   

Refugee Communities

Sector  

Food Assistance

Related to (sub)theme 

In Kilis city center there are more than seven thousand Syrian household, meaning 120000 individuals.

Through this project, IBC provides food parcels to 150 Syrian households in Kilis for 6 months. There are no specific criteria for selected the beneficiaries within this population.

Each food parcel include: 2 liters of sunflower oil, 2 kg of granulated sugar, 1 kg of sugar cubes, 500 grams of black tea, 2 kgs of flour, 750 grams of tomato paste, 750 grams of canned peas, 1 kg of pasta, 500 grams of orzo, 500 grams of semolina, 400 grams of black olives, 2 Kgs of rice, 1 kg of red lentils, 1 kg of bulgur, 750 grams of salt, 1 jar of jam, 2 packs of instant soup.

Target Group   

Refugee Communities

Sector  

Food Assistance

Related to (sub)theme 

The project is aimed to provide a food parcels to be distributed to the people in need during Ramadan, the beneficiaries are in particular the Syrian Refugees families in Sultanbeyli district of Istanbul where more than 36000 Syrian live with heavy poverty problems, running of food, hygiene and other basic needs and depending on humanitarian support. The total number of beneficiaries is 300 Syrian families (1256 individuals).

Target Group   

Refugee Communities

Sector  

Non Formal Education

Related to (sub)theme 

The project was carried out in Islahiye/Gaziantep and Şanlıurfa. The main goal was to improve Turkish language skills of Syrian children primarily between 5-12 years old, it aims to bridge the language skills gap.

Target Group   

Mosul Citizens

Sector  

Food Assistance

Related to (sub)theme 

The Project purpose is to provide emergency food aid to approx. 5,200 vulnerable, conflict-affected beneficiary individuals in West Mosul.

Target Group   

Earthquake victims

Sector  

Natural Disasters

Related to (sub)theme 

The Van earthquake was a destructive magnitude 7.1 M earthquake that struck eastern Turkey near the city of Van on Sunday, 23 October 2011. 47 schools in city of Van and 26 in the countryside of  province of Van are damaged. The Goal of the Project is providing schools affected by the earthquake with computers an IT system. Computers classes will be established in seven schools in İpekyolu town of Van, each school will have a computer class of 15 computers, one server, one projector, one printer scanner and copy machine, 15 tables, 15 chairs. Thank to that 600 students from each school in total around 4200 children will have access to computer.

Target Group   

Refugee Communities

Sector

Health Assistance

Related to (sub)theme 

Kilis is the district that hosts Syrian refugee population more than its own population. That creates huge nutrition, health and infrastructure problems for the local authority and state organs that struggling to meet the needs of the refugee community.

In this context, the aim is the distribution of Hygiene kits and first aid kits to Syrian refugees fled to Turkey and accommodated in Kilis, to fulfill the demand of hygiene materials of the Syrian families. In total 650 families will benefit from the project and get monthly hygiene materials. The packages are composed by:

Shampoo - 759 ml

Shaving foam - 250 ml

Gillete - 5 pieces

Tooth brush for adults - 4 pieces

Tooth brush for children - 2 pieces

Tooth paste - 100 ml

Tooth paste - 200 ml

Women ped -10 pieces

Nail cutter

Soap - 5 pieces

Children pumpers

Plastic pot

Hand towel

Detergent - 2 kg

Baby powder

First aid kit

Target Group   

Refugee Communities

Sector  

Food Assistance

Related to (sub)theme 

The project was targeting the distribution of monthly food packages to the families in Kilis.

IBC ensure to access food for 200 Syrian Households in Kilis. 200 food packages, each included 5 lt Oil, 3 Kg Rice ,2 kg beans, 2 kg red lentils, 2 kg green lentils ,2 kg cracked wheat, 3 kg sugar ,2 kg pasta ,830 gr Tomato Paste, 0.5 kg tea will distribute .

Target Group   

Somalian Families

Sector  

Water Wells

Related to (sub)theme 

The center of the problem is who governs the Port City of Kismayo. In mid -2012 , AMISOM /

KENDA DEFENSE FORCES (KDF) and Somalia National Army took control of Kismayo .The escalation of the conflict resulted in more insecurity, trade distribution , a restricted flow of commodities and the poor purchasing power of people in conflict affected district such as Kismayo ,Afmadow and Badhaadl. There are about 30,600 IDPs in the region displaced from Kismayo alone.

Due to long dry spell and Gu’ failures , frequently most surface water dry up leading to a high concentration of pastoralist around borehole areas . İncreased cases of acute watery diarrhea (awd) are reported in Kismayo as a result of poor water quality

The project will target increased access to safe and clean water for IDPs and host communities in Kismayo and Afmadow districts of IDP Camps. Also to give solar generated electricity to 3 more schools, mosques and other public buildings with activities of rehabilitation of 3 more existing shallow wells in IDPs camps. Total number of beneficiaries will be 1078 families

Target Group   

Refugee Communities and host communities

Sector  

Health Assistance

Related to (sub)theme 

The project aim is to reduce the morbidity and mortality of vulnerable communities (including but not limited to asylum seekers,refugees,internaly displaced persons and host communities) through  the provision of medical and health products, (MHP) , primary healthcare ,  and mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS)

Country / Region

Türkiye

Target Group

Syrian Refugees above age 18

Sector

Cash For Work

Outcome(s)

250 Syrian refugees and 250 local poor Turkish citizens are employed in municipalities of Sultanbeyli and Küçükçekmece Municipalities to overcome the burden that influx of tens of thousands new refugees caused for the municipality services

(local) partners

Küçükçekmece(Istanbul) and Sultanbeyli(Istanbul) Municipalities

Country / Region

Türkiye

Target Group

Refugee and Host Communities

Sector

Protection

Outcome

This project was designed cash for work – CFW activities to temporarily stabilize the economic living conditions of Syrian refugees and vulnerable Turkish households. 650 refugees got skill training and then employed by the municipalities of Sultanbeyli and Küçükçekmece Istanbul for different municipalities services

Country / Region

Türkiye

Target Group

Refugee communities

Sector

Protection`

Outcome

More than 2000 Syrians got different vocational skills and Turkish language trainings, legal and health and psychosocial support support provided to more than 5000 Syrian refugees live in the district of Sultanbeyli Istanbul through the community center IBC run

Country / Region

Türkiye

Target Group

Refugee Communities

Sector

Education and Protection

Outcome

Six child friendly services in Kilis and Gaziantep and Şanlıurfa established and Turkish language, skills trainings, psychosocial activities implemented. More than 5000 Syrian children benefited  from the project