Emergency child protection services for vulnerable children affected by the earthquake in North-West Syria

The purpose of this project is to reduce heightened child protection risks for children affected by the earthquake in North-West Syria, focusing on the most vulnerable groups, including unaccompanied and separated children, abandoned infants and children at risk. These grave child protection risks include child organ trafficking, child labor, early child marriage, military recruitment, and family separation. As part of its goal to address these risks, Child Houses will conduct the following activities: 1) comprehensive case management and child protection services (including emergency short-term shelter, family tracing (FTR) and alternative care) and 2) provide emergency cash assistance (ECA) as an in-kind donation to most vulnerable cases identified. The requested SV contribution will directly fund activity 2: provide emergency cash assistance (ECA) as an in-kind donation to 100 most vulnerable cases.