At the WRO, inclusion is not just a principle observed on International Day of Persons with Disabilities —it’s a daily commitment woven into all of our programs. Whether physical or mental, visible or invisible, disability should never be a barrier to participation, dignity, or support. We work to ensure that persons with disabilities (PwDs) are Read More
Bahar's Success Story Men should support women for a variety of reasons, ranging from principles of equality and justice to the promotion of healthy relationships and societal progress. Supporting women by their male family members is crucial for various reasons, and it contributes significantly to individual well-being, family harmony, and societal progress. Families that actively Read More
Badee's Story Badee is a 41 years old Christian farmer from a village in Ninewa Plains and one of the Economic Empowerment Asset Replacement Activity beneficiaries. Badee' said” International Food Day serves as a reminder of the need to address issues like hunger, malnutrition, and food scarcity that affect millions of people around the world. is Read More
Lightening the Lives of Others My name is Wafaa, and I am a 30-year-old divorced woman with the responsibility of two children and I live in the Telkief district of Nineveh Governorate. Being the sole provider for a family is not an easy task. Therefore, I made it my mission to search for job opportunities until Read More
Sufyan is 24 years old, a person with disabilities living with his mother, they are living in Domiz since 2007 as they have been displaced from Mosul due to the unstable situation of Ninawa by that time, his uncle has been killed by Al Qayda. Sufyan since his childhood loved video games and his wish Read More
In Wana subdistrict, WRO conducted Employability skills training for the graduated youth in the area , one of them his name was Muhammed, he was one of the participants after this training he could got the job of volunteer at WRO among many other participants who applied for this position, he prepared a great CV, Read More
A 45 years old IDP displaced from Mosul has 3 daughters and a boy. During the escape from the conflict zone, the father lost his life and the son was injured slightly due to an explosion of a mortar near to them. The oldest daughter is 12 years and the mother were registered in our activities. Read More
Misa came with her family from Mosul when she was in grade 12. Her dream was to study medicine but because of the bad situation she couldn’t achieve the high marks she needed, so she stayed at home. To add to this her ID was lost during displacement. When WRO's Jian Center opened near her house, she came Read More
'Finally, my dream come true" Zaineb, a young Syrian refugee, worked in a salon in Ainkawa before coming to the Jian center, but because of her lack of experience she couldn’t continue with her job. When she came to WRO's Jian center in Baharka she was desperate with no job and no support. She participated in a Read More
Amal, 25, a divorced Syrian refugee whom had been physically assaulted by her husband and denied resources to live from his parents. When she came to WRO's Jian center in Baharka, she was suffering from physical and mental assault. The social worker talked with her many times and Amal felt so comfortable that she started coming to the Read More
