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ASSOCIATION NAJDEH EMERGENCY PROGRAM
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Emergency Programs A strategy at Najdeh Association is to ensure immediate responsiveness to the needs of conflict-affected groups in Lebanon. As for the Emergency projects, Association Najdeh was able to let the relief and emergency projects to be ongoing which affected not only the displaced but also residents who suffer difficulty in economic and social situations. The emergency projects affected all the regions and branches it also marked the areas of Tyre and Beirut because it continued for a longer period, and with the consistence of the Association to convince the partners to be committed to the perpetuation of these projects in the same geographical areas. Also with various emergency and relief projects to unconditional cash also going through conditional cash for medical test of cancer patients, home repairs, protection projects, Cash for work hygiene project, food vouchers, vocational training. Pointing out that all the Palestinian Refugees from Syria were beneficiaries in all the areas which reached to families.
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Emergency Program for Palestinian displaced people from Syria in Lebanon
Information about head of family (father) Place of filling the application nationality number of displaced families/person Branch Region camp gathering/city Palestinian Syrian syrian Palestinian- lebanon other male famale Beirut Borj al Barajneh 427 371 44 8 2 798 828 Shatila 880 661 135 58 18 1684 1697 Total 1307 1032 179 66 20 2482 2525 1297 Sidon Ein El Helweh 1269 1165 39 19 2591 2728 Meia wa Meia 112 100 3 7 221 229 Sidon city 603 541 47 13 4 1225 1376 Ekleem 1009 676 73 26 1654 1813 1381 1612 162 111 51 5691 6146 2993 Tyre Buss 214 189 17 451 443 Borj al Shemali 729 612 60 23 11 1536 Rashidiah 301 227 12 610 598 Tyre lebanese cities 453 399 45 5 904 1023 1244 1427 140 3341 3600 Bedawi Bedawieh 721 48 740 38 1537 1514 769 Nahrelbared 688 567 99 16 1361 Beqaa Beqaa/Jalil cam 568 514 1176 1150 Beqaa/gathering 942 704 142 46 1944 2155 945 1218 68 3120 3305 1513 Net total 5909 3058 7466 780 307 149 17532 18466
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PRS Distributions of 2015
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number of beneficiaries (PRS families)
Branch Date Donor Kind of Distributions no. of beneficiaries Nationality no. of indiv. sex PRS PRL Syrian others Male Female Beirut April HEKS winterization 700 662 29 9 2546 1255 1291 visa card 1194 1098 66 30 5110 2502 2594 May 949 857 59 33 3792 1912 1880 June 672 58 121 19 3547 1779 1768 July 749 137 22 3852 1928 1931 August 705 133 20 3716 1854 1862 September 677 57 3545 1766 October 3556 1787 1769 November 722 142 3845 1916 1929 December ANERA Food Kits 724 491 208 25 2030 941 1089 Total 9261 7310 709 872 119 35539 17653 17879
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number of beneficiaries (PRS families)
Branch Date Donor Kind of Distributions no. of beneficiaries Nationality no. of indiv. sex PRS PRL Syrian others Male Female Saida February PARD Baby Kits 62 46 16 315 90 96 March Anera School Kits 27 22 5 145 42 49 Cleaning Kits 25 121 23 32 April 17 12 72 15 36 11 185 35 September DCA 66 56 10 305 57 86 Total 233 186 47 1143 264 320
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number of beneficiaries (PRS families)
Branch Date Donor Kind of Distributions no. of beneficiaries Nationality no. of indiv. sex PRS PRL Syrian others M F Tyre Feburary DCA Food Voucher 1200 4876 2200 2476 April 973fam+82ind 4600 2140 2460 June 980 4740 2125 2615 Anera School Kits 176 880 209 196 September 1208fam+89ind 5166 2660 2506 October Food Voucher + Gas 1158fam+326ind 5656 2887 2767 December 1156fam+332ind 28families 5563 2817 2744 Total 2356 31481 15038 15764
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Baddawi Baddawi Branch number of beneficiaries (PRS families) Branch
Date Donor Kind of Distributions no. of beneficiaries Nationality no. of indiv. sex PRS PRL Syrian others Male Female Baddawi Baddawi Branch Feburary - March Welfare Food Voucher 843 3502 1778 1724 Feburary Anera Clothes and shoes 50 250 25 March Unicef Baby Kits 63 42 21 390 Gifts for children 165 150 15 825 61 104 School Kits 98 40 51 7 490 36 62 Hygeine Kits 23 14 2 115 10 13 9 45 April School Kits + Cleaning Kits 6 Pyscosocial May 930 4650 1874 1895 June-July Renovate Homes 30 February-June Oxfam Protection 4215 2299 3367 August 20 September 8 100 18 Cleaning Kits 3 1 School dress Meat 919 4595 1814 1775 December ICRC Cash for Work 105 Total 4110 3923 127 19462 7952 9070
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Bared number of beneficiaries (PRS families) Branch Date Donor
Kind of Distributions no. of beneficiaries Nationality no. of indiv. sex PRS PRL Syrian others M F Bared March Welfare Food Voucher 850 591 17 96 6 2827 1377 1450 July Clothes 468 379 11 77 1 2215 1096 1119 August Anera School Kits + Cleaning Kits 3 19 8 September 4 26 15 Cleaning Kits December 27 13 14 Meat 714 589 101 7 2820 1384 1436 NPA 270 260 9 1193 576 617 Total 2317 1832 54 276 9153 4476 4677
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Beqaa number of beneficiaries (PRS families) Branch Date Donor
Kind of Distributions no. of beneficiaries Nationality no. of indiv. sex PRS PRL Syrian others Male Female Beqaa Janary Christian Aid Diesel Voucher and Heater 800 699 41 28 32 3599 1728 1871 March Welfare Diesel Voucher and Colthes 912 718 38 109 47 3997 1931 2066 November 664 590 44 21 9 2787 1339 1448 Total 2376 2007 123 158 88 10383 4998 5385
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PRL Distributions of 2015
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Baddawi Beqaa Tyre Baddawi Branch Beneficiary families (PRL) Branch
Date Donor Kind of Distributions no. of families (bene) Nationality no. of indiv no. of children Sex PRL others Male Female Baddawi Baddawi Branch Feburary - March Welfare Food Voucher 170 850 598 475 Feburary Anera Clothes and shoes 78 390 March Gifts for children 35 175 23 12 School Kits 103 515 52 51 Hygeine Kits 54 270 31 Baby Kits 68 340 April Pyscosocial 45 225 22 May 160 800 120 40 August 16 600 September School Kits + Cleaning Kits 20 3 100 2 18 60 10 School dress Meat 325 1625 747 1068 December ICRC Cash for Work 49 245 Map 6 300 Total 1191 1040 9 6555 281 1649 1875 Beqaa November Diesel Voucher and Colthes 465 2345 734 1089 1256 AIDRF and Welfare Diesel Voucher 224 1081 479 556 689 3426 1213 1604 1812 Tyre June 73 311 238 157 154 790 395 180 215 227 1101 633 337 369
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Saida Beirut Bared Beneficiary families (PRL) Branch Date Donor
Kind of Distributions no. of families (bene) Nationality no. of indiv no. of children Sex PRL others Male Female Saida February PARD Baby Kits 181 886 362 184 178 March Anera 77 344 172 82 90 School Kits 193 865 266 121 145 Cleaning Kits 52 238 39 43 April 53 197 107 49 58 164 742 315 139 176 223 1117 446 214 232 September DCA 256 253 3 1280 679 321 358 Total 1199 1196 5669 2429 1149 Beirut HEKS winterization 400 visa card November 190 December ANERA Food Kits 208 Blankets 158 157 1 332 245 1356 1147 Bared Welfare Food Voucher 140 725 267 367 July Clothes 36 217 126 112 105 137 106 31 685 411 337 348 40 32 8 201 142 97 104 June 101 89 12 498 212 242 72 368 192 August School Kits + Cleaning Kits 18 68 57 69 27 2 148 73 67 81 35 33 175 78 98 14 46 21 25 Meat 485 2425 698 1142 1283 NPA 66 234 94 161 163 1184 1150 63 6076 2462 2979 3160
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Periods of Projects The period of the project where ranged from 3 to 6 months as a short term project. Recently the period is prolonged to 12 months and some projects for 3 years for example: The psychosocial support in Naher el Bared Christian Aid fuel distribution in Beqaa Oxfam protection project in Ein el Helweh and Baddawi were all prolonged to 12 months
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Periods of Projects And recently with HEKS for the Unconditional and Cash for Work the project has been ongoing for 3 years. Beneficiaries were having monthly income to cover their basic needs, (shelter, food, clothing’s, and medicines) Same goes for DCA ‘Food Vouchers’ and Psychosocial. Beneficiaries reduce mal nutrition; families secured their basic needs through food vouchers. The projects facilitate Palestinian Refugees from Syria access to additional support for essential life-saving needs. The response will cover economic, market and livelihood issues of PRS. The projects saved lives through the provision of food vouchers, vocational training, unconditional cash, fuel distributions, clothing’s, School Kits, Cleaning Kits, Diesel Voucher and Heater, Protection, Baby Kits and winterization. And that also creates substantial economic benefits to the Palestinian camp’s economy. The Emergency work was done through the help of the Palestinian Refugees from Syria staff after being trained. Each project consists of 2 to 4 volunteers and a coordinator who was responsible for the implementation and was followed up by the branch staff.
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Empowerment My name is Mohammad Omar, I am 25 years old, I came to Lebanon with my family because of the war that took place in Syria, and after we arrived I could not cope with the community and all my desire was to return to Syria. My parents tried to help me in coping with the local community and I was offered a job in entrepreneurship (concrete) I couldn’t work in this domain because of my injury, I had a back injury from the war in Syria. And I began to look for another job and at that time I went to Association Najdeh with my mother to receive the assistance that they submit from HEKS at the time, I got to know their programs and vocational training courses so I registered in Photography and Editing course. I was offered by the coordinator a position as a volunteer in the education program until the photography and editing course starts, and this was the beginning of my volunteering in the AN and when I volunteered in education and strengthening program I gained their love and trust and when the emergency project began (cash for work) I helped the project coordinator in the project I followed-up the workers and it was a full time work for me of activities and workshops awareness, After the project was over I volunteered in violence against woman program and I started attending workshops of (violence – discrimination – conflict sensitivity – e.t.c) and then I moved on to another project, I gained a lot of experience in dealing with the local community and on a personal level I gained experience in dealing with my family members and the ability to control my temper and I began to appreciate the role of my mother, my point of view changed about women and how important they are in the society.
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