Women support

As part of Floka Charity’s women empowerment initiatives, the Mosaic Art Project stands as a leading artistic endeavor, combining precision and creativity. Managed by skilled women artisans, the project produces unique artistic pieces while providing them with a dignified source of income. Additionally, the project regularly opens its doors to train talented individuals, offering opportunities to enhance their skills and join this remarkable field. With thoughtful expansion, the project remains a testament to the resilience and creativity of Syrian women in turning dreams into reality.

The Tannour Project is one of the sustainable livelihoods initiatives provided by Floka Charity in Khirbet al-Joz, northern Syria. The project aims to empower women by building traditional clay ovens in a strategic location to provide bread and manakish for the local community, strengthening the local economy. The charity ensures the success of the project by providing everything needed, from constructing the ovens to supplying firewood, contributing to sustainability and supporting community stability.

The Mosaic Project aims to preserve heritage and showcase local creativity by producing intricate artworks using unique mosaic techniques. Managed by a specialized team under the charity's Women's Office, the project contributes to empowering women economically and socially. It allows women to express their identity and culture through artistic pieces that reflect the beauty of heritage and the excellence of handicrafts, blending art with community empowerment.

At the Floca Association, we value handicrafts and traditional arts such as mosaic art, which requires high skills and precision. We work hard to promote this craft and turn it into a source of livelihood for women, enabling them to develop their skills and achieve economic sustainability. We believe in the importance of integrating handicrafts into modern society, as art plays a vital role in improving the quality of life and enriching culture and innovation.

Floka Charity organized a course in Mersin on making homemade and recycled soap from used oils, with the aim of encouraging housewives to have their own profession and develop their skills. The participants learned how to recycle oils to produce environmentally friendly soap, and acquired skills that would transform them into pioneers in the field of soap making, emphasizing the power of learning handicrafts and giving every woman the opportunity to possess her own skills.

Learning the Arabic language is essential to empowering women in our modern era, and in turn, we held a literacy course in the city of Iskenderun, to enhance our understanding of the importance of learning and progress, as we emphasize the importance of empowering women through learning the Arabic language, reading and writing.