We focus on supporting the most vulnerable in the conflict, providing mobile outreach support through multidisciplinary teams (physiotherapists, psychosocial workers and nurses) to people injured in the conflict. We have over 3 years of experiences in conducting risk awareness sessions to adults and children and in collecting explosive related incident data.
Within programming, HIHFAD prioritise supporting vulnerable groups, such as newly displaced populations, female-headed households, orphans, people with disabilities, and survivors with war related injuries.
Our aim is to increase the resilience of communities in hard-to-reach areas and we outwork this in a number of ways. Firstly, mobile outreach support is provided through multidisciplinary teams (physiotherapists, psychosocial workers and nurses) to people without access to regular health services. The umbrella of protection extends to awareness sessions, and we therefore have over three years of experience in conducting risk awareness sessions for adults and children and in collecting Explosive Weapons of War-related incident data. Lastly, we support the most vulnerable of Syrian refugees living in Turkey through funding and managing homes for orphans and rehabilitation centres.
Response in 2018
HIHFAD is able to provide an immediate coordinated response in the event of emergencies. As an organisation, we make sure that pre-positioned supplies are always kept available in anticipation of future needs, especially during the winter. Food, shelter and medical aid are provided to beneficiaries in coordination with other actors.
HIHFAD provide temporary and durable solutions whether that be by delivering tents or by restoring homes and community centres. We distribute NFI kits especially in winter to people living in both houses and tents, and kitchen sets, clothes and blankets for new arrivals and previously registered IDPs.
- 38,222 reached with our protection services
- 2,388 Risk Education sessions conducted
- 3,655 Psychosocial, physiotherapy, and nursing support sessions conducted
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