Category: for war and disaster victims
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The Growing Crisis of Missing Children in Gaza
Missing Children in Gaza. The ongoing violence in Gaza has led to an alarming crisis: thousands of children are reported missing or separated from their families. As of recent data, over 21,000 children have reportedly disappeared or lost contact with their families. Many are feared trapped beneath rubble, forcibly detained, or buried in unmarked graves. […]
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|by NFound | for teenagers, for war and disaster victims, Lost and Found, Psychology Blog, the child psychologistMissing children in Ukraine
Missing Children in Ukraine. Since the Russian Federation launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, reports of crimes against civilians have surged, with children among the most vulnerable victims. Russian forces have forcibly taken thousands of Ukrainian children from occupied territories, tearing them from their homes and families. The National Information Bureau, which tracks missing, kidnapped, […]
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Military
Over 15,000 Ukrainians have gone missing due to Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. This includes both military personnel and civilians. Government reports indicate that about 4,000 Ukrainian soldiers are currently detained. What Does ‘Missing’ Mean in War? Military personnel are considered missing if they lose contact with their families during the war. This could happen […]
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News Turkey
News Turkey. Turkey is reeling from the aftermath of the country’s most catastrophic earthquake in its history. A huge 7.9 magnitude earthquake along the Turkish-Syrian border was felt in Cyprus, Lebanon, Syria, and Israel. According to some seismologists, this earthquake is the most powerful in Turkey since the Erzincan earthquake in 1939 in terms of […]
Support programs offer hope and assistance for war and disaster victims. Providing relief, resources, and rebuilding opportunities for those affected. Empowering survivors to heal and rebuild their lives resiliently.
For War and Disaster Victims: Essential Assistance
- Emergency Relief: Providing immediate aid, including shelter, food, and medical care.
- Psychosocial Support: Therapies aid emotional healing and mental well-being.
- Rehabilitation Programs: Skills training for self-sufficiency and reintegration.
Recovery and Rehabilitation
- Livelihood Restoration: Initiatives to help victims regain economic stability.
- Community Rebuilding: Collaborative efforts to reconstruct and strengthen communities.
- Education Opportunities: Supporting access to education for affected individuals.
Urgent Humanitarian Assistance
Immediate Response: Providing essential aid – food, shelter, medical care – to victims.
Psycho-Social Support
Healing Wounds: Addressing emotional trauma, offering counseling, mental health services.
Long-Term Rehabilitation
Rebuilding Lives: Empowering victims to regain independence, rebuild communities.
Education and Livelihood
Empowerment Through Learning: Education and vocational training for sustainable futures.
Conflict Resolution and Peace Building
Breaking the Cycle: Engaging in dialogue, fostering understanding, promoting lasting peace.
Supporting Vulnerable Groups
Special Attention: Assisting vulnerable demographics like children, women, and elderly.
International Cooperation
Global Solidarity: Collaborating across borders to provide comprehensive aid and solutions.
Humanitarian Organizations
Vital Support: Non-governmental organizations and relief agencies providing on-ground assistance.
Conclusion
Amidst the aftermath of war and disaster, our collective efforts can offer victims a chance to rebuild their lives.
