We work with generous individuals and organizations and use their donations where they are needed the most.
Women and children on the run are one of the most vulnerable groups in the planet. Often, they flee with little more than the clothes on their back, leaving behind homes, belongings, jobs and loved ones. Most of them end up in low-income, poverty-ridden countries, living in crowded camps or rundown urban areas. Women refugees are rarely recognized for their capacities, skills, and abilities. Lack of support and autonomy, little access to education and work opportunities, culture, and stereotypes trap these women in a situation of helplessness, abuse and dependency.
We use our funding to provide supportive housing to women and children. Every act of generosity is a steppingstone for our residents to live in dignity, access opportunities and, ultimately, rebuild their lives.
So, their journey to safety can come to an end, a happy end.
We support various initiatives that help refugee women, children, and the wide community.
Our digital literacy course helps girls and boys better job and life skills in the digital age.
Our laptop repair course helps Syrian refugees earn a decent wage and support their families.
Wala supportive house is located in Reyhanlı, and provides safe refuge to up to 30 residents.
Rahme supportive house is located in Iskenderun, and provides safe refuge to up to 35 residents.
Our cell phone repair course helps Syrian refugees earn a decent wage and support their families.
Since 2007 we have been working with underprivileged and at risk communities, enabling adequate living conditions, access to counselling services, job training and education.
Initially, we have been working in post conflict and poverty ridden locations in Eastern Europe, bringing medical supplies to hospitals, providing mobility aids, and organizing therapeutic activities for men, women and children in underprivileged situations.
In 2013, recognizing the humanitarian crisis in the region, we decided to concentrate our efforts in the Turkish towns near the Syrian border, which currently host world’s largest refugee population.
We are eager to move forward into the new 2021 on a note of hope and positivity.
We offer our warmest congratulations and best wishes to all the boys and girls who successfully graduated.
We must respond urgently to these people who lost everything overnight by taking only their clothes, official documents and the remaining money.
Huge material needs are required to provide them with the minimum subsistence.
Uncertainty and harsh winter conditions aggravate the suffering of Ukrainian families who are suffering from this war.
You can support our action to help them via the following account: download QR code
