PROJECT SUMMARY
The aftermath of the February 2023 earthquakes in Turkey and Syria has resulted in severe consequences for the residents of Hatay province. This includes job losses, reduced income, housing challenges, limited access to basic services, and significant strains on local civil society.
Led by Solidarités International (SI) and SENED, this project aims to provide financial and administrative assistance to affected households, including those with disabilities. The objective is to help these communities meet their essential needs, restore their livelihoods, and reduce protection-related risks. Additionally, the project aims to enhance the capacities of local civil society organizations (CSOs).
The project focuses on a referral system for PwD, addressing their immediate needs and collaborating with Humanity & Inclusion (HI) and its partner MSYD, for medical and psychosocial support.
Additionally, it strengthens CSOs by mapping their capabilities, providing training, facilitating peer-to-peer exchanges, and offering small grant support. This empowerment enables CSOs to contribute effectively to local responses, benefiting individuals with disabilities and combating poverty.