| Project Summary | |
| Grantee | : Yuva Association |
| Purpose | : Strengthening the dialogue between Syrian and Turkish people and creating a neighborhood culture |
| Location | : İstanbul |
| Grant Amount | : 499.992 TL |
| Project Partner | : Human Resource Development Foundation, Turkish Family Health and Planning Foundation |
| Period | : 02 October 2017 - 02 October 2018 |
| Status | : Continues |
| Project Year | : 2017 |
Research shows that Syrian people living all over Turkey have common problems such as shelter, health, nutrition, economic participation, access to education and social exclusion. In order to find solutions to these problems and support their harmonization process, it is necessary to work on protection, education, income generating and socialization activities. It is important to establish sustainable mechanisms to support harmony and solidarity between Turkish and Syrian communities.
“Before the workshop, the Syrians were prejudiced against the Turks and the Turks against the Syrians; in this workshop, however, I realized there were all kinds of different people among the Turks, just like the case among Syrians. There were both good and bad; I discovered they were not all the same.” A Female Syrian Participant
“They exist in our neighborhood; we are familiar with them, but we just say hi and that is all. It was different to get acquainted with them here. We could see through these people. And I think this was really important.” A Female Turkish Participant
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