Child Protection
Our goal is to provide critical protection services to children who are a protection risk or who are unaccompanied and separated.
Child Friendly Spaces
We operate two Child Friendly Spaces (CFS) that offer safe, supportive environments where children affected by crisis can continue their cognitive development and emotional growth. Through engaging, age-appropriate activities, we aim to reduce the distress caused by crisis. These activities are designed to strengthen children’s natural coping abilities and actively involve them in choosing what they do. CFS help restore a sense of security and promote self-esteem during challenging times.
Emergency Shelter for Children
At our Interim Alternative Care Center in Syria, we provide unaccompanied and separated children with critical protection services and emergency shelter. This includes a nurturing home with dedicated caregivers, accelerated learning support so they can catch up on their education, psychological support services, health services, and facilitating family reunification or foster placement.
Mobile Psychosocial Services
Our Mobile Psychosocial Services bring essential psychosocial support directly to children and families in camps and hard-to-reach areas. By taking our PSS activities on the go, we ensure consistent emotional and psychological support wherever it's needed most.
Case Management
We provide comprehensive Case Management, providing support to the child and the family as a whole unit to address child protection concerns by providing PSS services and linking them to multi-sectoral services and emergency case fund.
Emergency Case Fund
The Emergency Case Fund enables us to meet urgent, high-priority needs for children in case management or our emergency shelter—such as providing a wheelchair, hearing aid, essential surgery, and other critical support.