WRO conducted a training workshop in Gangan City for our "Providing Legal, Health, and Social Services to Battered Women Project" funded by the Canadian Government. The workshop included training on mental health and psychosocial support, gender based violence GBV awareness, project overview and strategy assessment, etc, and was conducted by WROs program manager , project coordinator, Read More
We are pleased to share our psychosocial support for Internally Displaced women and girls in Sharia camp project in cooperation with our partner UNHCR. Through UNHCRs support we are able to provide vitally needed services though our Women Center to women and girls. The services and activities include a community mobilization team to reach the camp Read More
WRO's work continues by providing psychological support, vocational training programs, and referral services through our centers in Baharke and Sheikhan gives a glimmer of hope for the internally displaced females by supporting them in the re-creation of a new healthy life far away from what they have faced during the unspeakable difficulties of this devastating crisis. Read More
WRO is very excited and pleased to announce the opening of our new Women's Center in Koya, in cooperation with WV and UNHCR. The center will provide much needed assistance to the IDPs, refugees and local community women and girls through protection and livelihoods support through psychosocial counseling, vocational training, legal service referrals, and facilitation of Read More
WRO's Executive Director, Ms. Jihan Mustafa Ibrahim and the WRO Staff meet with Mr.Holger Tillmann and Mr. Aras Kareem from the Federal Republic of Germany Consulate to discuss the progress on their shared Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) campaign which works to educate the community on the harms of this practice and end this violence against young Read More
Miss Jihan Mustafa from WRO, Nabeela Sweisat from UNHCR and Chris Loan from the Humanitarian Assistance Department of the Canadian Government visited Kasnazan's Community Protection Council to discuss the current situation and council's objectives and needs.
WRO staff, along with Nabeela Sweisat from UNHCR and Kathryn Hampton from World Vision visited an IDP community in Koya to see the living condition and needs of the families.
WRO's Jian Center in Koya,which provides psycho-social support, legal referral services, vocational trainings and works to establish a community based committee for the IDPs, refugees, and local members, was visited by Ms. Nabeela Sweisat from UNHCR and Kathryn Hampton from World Vision. Both organizations were very pleased with the motivated working staff and the center itself.
WRO meets with Godfried Wessels, the first secretary of the political affairs section of the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to discuss coordination between the local NGOs and Governments and the situation of IDPs and Refugees.
