Livelihood support
- Program Description
The majority of displaced families suffer from securing employment opportunities amidst the current situation. Consequently, Floka found it necessary to initiate its Livelihood Program. Through this program, we aim to establish small-scale projects that enable needy families to rely on themselves for livelihood, meeting their needs. Floka has launched several employment projects for numerous individuals and endeavors, along with the efforts of benefactors, to open new projects as resources become available.
- Beneficiaries statistics
| The benefiting families | Mini Market Project | Southern Turkey | 2 |
| Beneficiaries | The Mosaic Project | Southern Turkey | 6 |
| Beneficiaries | The Soap Project | Southern Turkey | 15 |
- Latest updates
How did the trainees spend the Mosaic course and what were their feedback on the training? Shots from the Mosaic course held for women by the Floka Association in cooperation with the Turkish IMEP2 project, which was held in the Turkish city of Mersin at the association's headquarters.
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.