Main Projects / Activities

Taaluf Humanitaire International Organization operates in accordance with international law and norms, particularly in conflict and crisis regions, as it has a specialized team for such situations. The organization has been active in Syria and several African countries (Kenya, Malawi, Cameroon, Nigeria). Below is a summary of the activities the organization has undertaken since its inception: Emergency Response Activities in Syria and Turkey: Following the earthquake on February 6th, which affected thousands of families in northern Syria, Taaluf Humanitaire International Organization quickly stepped in to assist those impacted by this major disaster, exceeding everyone's capacity. The team distributed 3,500 blankets and more than 500 tents to shelter those whose homes were completely or partially destroyed by the earthquake. Two camps were established in the town of Jindires, where daily meals were provided for a month, along with psychological support programs in collaboration with the Hanin Women's Association, benefiting 3,500 individuals. Distribution included 15 single blankets, 25 double blankets, 200 loaves of bread, and 50 kg of diapers. Distribution of 100 loaves of bread, two tents with heaters, and three bags of coal. Distribution of 100 blankets and 500 loaves of bread. Awareness Training Series Program: Awareness on war remnants and international humanitarian law for volunteer teams in northwestern Syria in collaboration with the Fikr Center for Studies. Donations amounted to $40,000, benefiting 1,500 individuals. Conducting workshops on Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and training of trainers (TOT) for survivors of gender-based violence, over two months, benefiting 3,000 survivors through eight sessions in collaboration with the Hanin Women's Association.
Attend the Impact Makers Camp event and training with the Syrian Networks Association (SNL) for five days
From Date: 19/8/2024
To date:24/8/2024
The Director of the Syria Office of the Organization, Mrs. Majdoline Shamma, attended these trainings and the event within the northwest region of Syria.
On the Occasion of the International Day of Innocent Children Victims of Aggression: Taaluf Humanitaire International Organization organized a discussion seminar about the number of innocent children who have been victims of aggression in Syria and around the world. As Part of the "Towards a Bright Future 2" Project in African Union Countries: Our team provided psychological support and capacity-building activities at the Hope International Orphanage in Kabizi, Bujumbura Province, Burundi. The home accommodates 48 children, divided into 21 boys and 27 girls. These orphans are housed, fed, and educated in nearby primary schools. Pastor Jean-Pierre Niyongabo met with the home's management: Mr. Apostle Jean-Paul Mbaweinimana, Pastor Liberate Ngindanzua, and Ms. Esperance Nahimana. A study will be conducted to provide a new building for the orphanage and support all humanitarian, food, and medical supplies, making the home a safe haven for all orphaned and displaced children in Burundi.
Our team in the African Union - Nigeria visited the Saint Alphonsus Community Orphanage for children in Anambra. The team provided a range of psychological, social, and health support activities for the children and supplied some food and nourishment. Proposals have been submitted for this project, which requires the construction of facilities for the home, such as primary and secondary schools, playground equipment for the children, and a medical clinic for their treatment. On July 12th:Flooding occurred in the Cameroon regions of Mayo Sango and Jadaka Choufu in the Far North. Our emergency teams in Cameroon carried out their humanitarian duty by assisting those affected, evacuating them from the flood areas, and providing them with humanitarian aid such as food, medicine, and shelter.

Advocacy and Fundraising Campaigns: Campaign for Providing Ice Blocks and Cold Water (Water Distribution During Heat) in Random Camps in August: Targeted more than 3,000 tents, benefiting over 16,000 individuals. Psychological Support Course: Included 300 trainees in northern Syria. Training Course on Human Rights: Benefited 200 women. Course on Gender-Based Violence (GBV): Benefited 300 individuals. Caretaker Training Course: 150 beneficiaries in collaboration with the Childhood Guardians Network. International Conference on Combating Gender-Based Violence: 200 participants, with 1,500 beneficiaries. Health Awareness on Cholera Epidemic: Conducted in seven schools in northern Syria, targeting 1,500 students. Online Training Course in Collaboration with the Syrian Women Network (SWN): Titled "Life Skills," led by trainer, consultant, and judge Eman Al-Shahoud, a member of the organizational committee of the Syrian Women Network. The six-day course targeted women in Syria and benefited approximately 120 women.
Our team continues its activities at the Ab Monty Center in Cameroon. Mr. Commissioner De Giovanni Chatry and team members provided education to persons with disabilities about the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.

Our teams in Malawi implemented the "Towards a Bright Future" project: Food for Every Home, led by Dr. Emmanuel Aquirana Ezekiel, with members including Jasinta Amao, Zakaria Mwand, Anderson Massis, Nyusi Kuwatin, Henry Kalitera, and Macford Shinonga. The project benefited 3,421 people. The work was carried out in the Ntcheu and Zomba districts in Malawi. Our team in Malawi also received training in modern farming techniques.Chad:The African Summit concluded in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia's capital, with the participation of the regional office and the country office in Africa of Taaluf Humanitarie International Organization . The conference served as a call to action and provided recommendations to the African Union regarding the education of girls and women, setting priorities, formulating an educational strategy, and enhancing access to a quality inclusive life in the African Union. The conference was held from July 2nd to 5th. The summit also saw the participation of official representatives from UN agencies, development partners, civil society organizations, as well as African Union heads of state and religious figures.Our activities aim to support victims and foster solidarity for community rebuilding.

In partnership with the African Friendship Organization, an event was held to protect children and raise their awareness. Within Nairobi County, the capital of the Republic of Kenya.
The project (Child Protection and Rights Awareness) was launched, targeting 1,500 children and 250 women.
During the meeting with mothers, Mr. Semstein Turkkan, representative of the African Friendship Organization, urged them to obtain education to care for their children. Intervention points are established to identify risks and prevent their occurrence. Work is also done to raise the level of awareness among children and help them understand their rights to health, education, and family life.
It was proposed to establish centers for child care and health and educational support, which is being studied and worked on soon, with rehabilitation centers for mothers to teach them professional work.
The program will continue to organize a march to help deliver the message and raise awareness about child protection.
The program was sponsored by the Secretary-General of the organization, Dr. Ahmed Mawas, the organization’s representative in international forums, Mr. Di Giovanni Chatry , and the Regional Director for Africa, Dr Emmanuel Akwerana Ezekiel. Who carefully follow up the project implementation in cooperation with the partner organization.
Activity Name: Tree Planting in Syria
Activity Date: March 5, 2025
Key Achievements:
Planting a variety of trees suited to the local environment

Results:
1 - Improved air quality.
2 - Providing a greener environment.
3 - Supporting the local community in facing environmental challenges.
Initiative link on the official Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/15H64FcWYx/
Activity Name: Training Workshop
Activity Date: April 10, 2025
Key Achievements:
1 - Enhancing community understanding
2 - Building personal and institutional capacities
3 - Enhancing teamwork and partnerships
Results:
Challenges of civil society work and the importance of building bridges with Euro-Mediterranean organizations
Training conducted by Italian international trainer: GIANLUCA SOLERA
Initiative link on the official Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/16VgnoQ6Rx/
Activity Name: Training Workshop/Effective Psychosocial Support for Individuals and Communities Affected by Crisis
Date: April 27, 2025
The workshop aims to empower participants to provide psychosocial support in effective and sustainable ways in crisis-affected environments, enhance protection mechanisms for the most vulnerable groups, and raise awareness.
Training Link: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1DgFGNvjwx/
Activity Name: Loyalty to Aleppo Campaign-
Key Achievements:
The campaign aims to provide support and assistance to the most needy families and consolidate the values of cooperation and social solidarity among all members of society, especially in light of the difficult economic conditions.
Campaign Link:
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1ALWJZ8Jza/
The press report was written by the regional director and representative of Taaluf Humanitaire International Organization in international forums, IT in Taaluf humanitaire International organization.