Protection & Empowerment
The ongoing conflict in Syria has left a profound impact on every individual—men, women, and children—resulting in over 14.2 million people desperately in need of safeguarding. With half of the nation’s pre-war population displaced, addressing the consequences extends beyond the conventional boundaries of vulnerability. Protection in this context encompasses not only physical safety but also the intricate emotional and psychological well-being of those affected by the conflict.
Critical physical protection requirements for Syrians include shielding them from aerial bombardments, armed hostilities, sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), environmental threats, and other factors that worsen negative health outcomes. Simultaneously, addressing the emotional and psychological protection needs necessitates a comprehensive approach that holistically caters to the intricate and diverse needs of these communities.
Our protective measures, spanning general protection, gender-based violence, and child protection, underscore our commitment to creating a safer environment and nurturing the well-being of those enduring the crisis’s repercussions. Join us in fostering resilience and protection for every individual affected by the Syrian conflict.