Livelihood support

Floka Association has launched the second oven under the "Noah's Oven" project in the Al-Zouf area of northern Syria, providing fresh bread daily to displaced families in a simple manner that enhances their sense of stability. The project aims to empower heads of households to work and contribute to supporting their families, with the association providing full support in setting up the oven and supplying firewood to ensure its sustainability as a step toward self-sufficiency.

Floka Association has launched the "Noah's Oven" project in Çıksalın Camp within the Khirbet Al-Joz camps, offering fresh bread daily and fostering community stability. This initiative not only meets essential needs but also creates job opportunities, enabling families to support themselves. By equipping the oven and providing firewood, the project ensures sustainability, aiming to become self-funded. This effort reflects Floka's vision of achieving self-reliance in camps and alleviating burdens on affected families.

To empower women to be active and productive members of society, Floka has launched several programs, including livelihood projects. In the Mosaic Project, female workers execute artistic panels and logos, which are then sold and displayed in charity exhibitions, with the proceeds benefiting them financially.

We are pleased to share with you a sample of the work done by the Mosaic Department team, which we consider of great importance as it is one of the livelihood projects for many individuals within Floka Charity team.

At Floka Charity, we take pride in presenting our Mosaic Art Department, where creativity and beauty blend to create unique artistic masterpieces. Mosaic art is an ancient art form dating back thousands of years, where artistic masterpieces are created using small pieces.

After losing one of our team members in the earthquake that hit Antakya and the shutdown of the center, it was one of the toughest situations our Mosaic Department faced. Therefore, we relocated the office to Mersin to continue our work, bringing with us stories and memories of those we lost and the places we lived in for years. We pray to God to grant mercy to those we have lost.