Social Support Programme for Vulnerable Groups
Social Support Programme for Vulnerable Groups
Programme Overview
The Social Support Programme strengthens the capacity of the most vulnerable individuals and families to meet their basic needs, including food, shelter, healthcare, education, and psychosocial support. The programme provides both urgent and sustainable interventions to help communities withstand economic and social challenges, improving quality of life while preserving dignity and rights.
Vision
A society where all vulnerable individuals and families can access essential services and live with dignity and stability.
Mission
To deliver comprehensive and sustainable social support to the most vulnerable, including emergency assistance, child protection, economic and social empowerment, psychosocial support, and community engagement.
Target Groups
- Children: Protection, access to education, healthcare, and psychosocial support.
- Youth: Social and economic support, skills development, and community integration.
- Adults and Elderly: Financial and in-kind assistance, healthcare access, legal and social support, especially for mothers, elderly, and persons with disabilities.
Areas of Intervention
- Emergency humanitarian assistance to meet urgent needs.
- Child protection and ensuring continuity of education.
- Economic and social empowerment for vulnerable families.
- Psychosocial support and family counselling.
- Legal and social referral services to guarantee rights.
- Community support centers for service delivery and social cohesion.
- Awareness raising on the rights of vulnerable groups and protection of children and youth.
Programme Impact
- Improved quality of life for the most vulnerable groups.
- Increased self-reliance and social-economic stability.
- Protection of children and youth from educational and psychosocial risks.
- Strengthened social cohesion between vulnerable populations and local communities.
