HRO stands with communities facing conflict and fragile realities in Turkey and Syria. We combine immediate humanitarian aid with long-term development strategies, empowering individuals to rebuild their lives with dignity and hope. By fostering local participation, integrating services, and forging strategic partnerships, we equip communities with the skills and resources to design solutions tailored to their specific needs. Our unwavering commitment to psychosocial well-being ensures that all individuals, particularly those with vulnerabilities, are included in the path towards a brighter future to rebuild their lives with dignity and hope.
In the face of crisis, HRO’s MHPSS Program empowers individuals and communities to heal and thrive. We build resilience and well-being by providing accessible, culturally sensitive mental health services and psychosocial support to refugees, internally displaced people, and beneficiaries of violence. Through a multi-layered approach, we:
Our dedicated team of psychiatrists, psychologists, psychosocial workers, and mhGAP-trained doctors provide a range of services, from individual counseling to group support, both in-person and online. We also advocate for mental health awareness and break down stigma through community outreach and media campaigns.
By investing in MHPSS and using innovative approaches, we empower individuals and communities to overcome the challenges of conflict and crisis, building a brighter future for all.
HRO’s Protection Programs empower vulnerable individuals and communities in conflict and crisis to live with dignity, safety, and equal rights. We work on three key pillars: preventing violence and discrimination, responding to beneficiary’s needs, and promoting justice and accountability.
In the face of violence and conflict, HRO’s Protection Program empowers vulnerable individuals and communities to build safer, more just lives. We work tirelessly to:
Our key areas of focus include:
Through a comprehensive approach and dedicated team, HRO helps communities overcome the challenges of violence and injustice, building a safer and more just future for all.
HRO’s unwavering commitment to protection empowers individuals and communities to overcome adversity and build a brighter future. By working with our partners and communities, we can create communities where everyone enjoys safety, dignity, and equal rights.
In the wake of conflict and displacement, HRO empowers communities to overcome adversity and build a brighter future. Through our Transitional Development Program, we work with communities to:
Our program achieves this through:
HRO’s Community Resilience and Transitional Development Program is a catalyst for positive change, enabling communities to heal, rebuild, and thrive in the long term.
HRO defines partnership as a mutually beneficial and interactive relationship between two or more organizations, which is undertaken for a specific programmatic purpose, and which works towards a shared goal of positive and sustainable programme impact.
HRO considers partnerships to be of fundamental importance in the way we work towards achieving our mission. The ultimate purpose of working in partnership is to increase the positive effects of our intended beneficiaries. The benefits include:
to utilize the considerable experience, knowledge, and contacts of local organizations already on the ground.
to deliver sustainable services via existing organizations and service providers (our partners) and to thereby strengthen the overall system, rather than setting up parallel services that would cease to be viable once our funding expired.
to combine our resources and expertise with our partners, meaning that we can work more effectively – and achieve more – than we would if working individually.
to facilitate capacity building and sustainability; by supporting partner organizations to develop skills and capacities through projects, that can enable partners to become stronger, more independent entities, which are able to work independently after funding ceases.
HRO advocates towards decision-makers in order to obtain full respect for the rights of displaced and vulnerable people. We advocate at local, national, regional and global levels, basing messages and strategies on our first-hand experience and specialized expertise. Advocating with the United Nations, especially with protection-mandated agencies, is a priority in order to strengthen the humanitarian response. We also engage with a range of other relevant actors in order to secure and maintain access to displaced and vulnerable people.