hroAs part of the REACT-IN project funded by the European Union and coordinated by the Italian organization ARCS, Hope Revival Organization conducted a Training of Trainers (TOT) on psychosocial support and drama therapy. Subsequently, the trainees implemented the skills
Read MorehroOn the occasion of World Health Day, our team at Hope Revival organization held several activities to promote the concept of health, ways to maintain individuals' safety, and serve the vulnerable so they can achieve the highest possible level
Read MorehroThe Hope Revival Organization has launched several trainings targeting humanitarian workers in 10 healthcare facilities in northwest Syria, as part of a project to integrate mental health services within healthcare facilities. These trainings focused on the principles of mental
Read MorehroUnited in action with and by persons with disabilities. In support of their mental health and on the occasion of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, Hope Revival teams provıed activities and sessions to support persons with disabilities
Read MorehroIn the embrace of her father, holding his hand tightly, our little four-year-old girl welcomed us. "I heard many loud scary sounds, and Mamy was scared, and me either," expressed the child, recalling her experiences with our field team.
Read MorehroThe wrinkles of bitter life are drawn on her face, far from their homes in primitive camps that do not protect from the cold, and many of them repeatedly drown in mud and mud. The roads are often muddy
Read MorehroToday Hope Revival Organization hosted a coordination meeting organized by a delegation from the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), at its office in Jisr al-Shughour city, west of Idlib. HRO presented briefing about the
Read MorehroThe war in Syria affected all age groups, but the largest share of the negative impacts was the children’s. One of the most common problems is involuntary urination, which is considered a problem when the child reaches the age
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