Strengthening GBV services for camp population in Jadaah camp 5, Mosul, Iraq

Donor/Partner: UNICEF

Duration: 2021-2022

Location: Ninewa, Jaada IDP Camp, Iraq

Summary:

This project is intended to ensure continuity of GBV prevention and response services to IPDs in Jad’ah 5 camp through the following results and activities:

Result 1: Women and child survivors of GBV have increased access to specialized case management and PSS services:

1)  Support 2 static women safe space community centres and 2 GBV mobile teams to provide services

2)  Maintaining/bolstering existing PSEA Reporting mechanisms.

3)  Provide GBV PSS structured programs using “Adolescent Girls Toolkit” which will consist of 8 sessions for girls and the minimum of 2 sessions for the mothers (caregivers) “Arabic Women Speaking”, “Non-Specialized PSS Groups for Women Toolkit”, and “Child and Youth Resilience Program” or “Covid-19 PSS and Learning Kit for Adolescents 14-17 (for potential male survivors/at risk), and individual PSS and PFA.

4)  Provide GBV case management for and referrals for other specialized services – case management will include thorough survivor-centred GBV Case Management.

5)  Provide life skills, recreational/vocational activities for women and girls.

6)  Awareness raising and community outreach activities on GBV and health issues such as COVID-19 prevention or response

7)  Conduct 2 GBV assessments to identify and analyse gaps, trends and share the reports with UNICEF and GBVSC

8)  Support newly arrival families and prepare vulnerable girls/women and other children for their departure from Jad’ah camp to other areas of return (documentation of case files and coordination with agencies working in areas of return to follow-up children/women at risk; counselling support to returning children/women to prepare them for their return; coordination with camp management, IOM and CPSC to support organized return)