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Report on ARSA Association's Activities in Providing Services to the Earthquake Survivors in Turkey
This report provides an overview of the project titled "Rebuilding Lives: Empowering People Affected by Earthquake - A Focus on Asylum Seekers and Refugees", which has been funded by the Turkish Philanthropy Funds and conducted by the Afghan Refugees Solidarity Association (ARSA). The project aimed to provide assistance and support to individuals who were adversely affected by the earthquake in Turkey. Throughout the implementation of the project, a total of 3,267 individuals were able to benefit from the various services and initiatives offered. Additionally, 983 case management sessions were conducted, 700 cash card support was provided, and services were extended to individuals residing in 50 different provinces. Furthermore, as part of the shelter support, 380 families received financial assistance to cover their rent for a period of two months. This report presents a comprehensive overview of the project's achievements, challenges, and the positive impact it has had on the lives of asylum seekers and refugees in earthquake-affected areas.
The devastating earthquake that struck Southeastern Turkey on February 6th caused widespread damage, resulting in over 50,000 fatalities and more than 100,000 injuries. Additionally, the Afghan refugee and migrant community, consisting of nearly 400 families residing in the affected 11 provinces, also experienced significant loss and injury, with nearly 100 reported casualties.
In response to this crisis, ARSA Association has been actively engaged in providing assistance to the affected population over the past three months. The following are the key activities undertaken by our organization:
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Rent support
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Distribution of Shopping Vouchers
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Comprehensive Service Provision
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Case Management
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Remote Assistance and Digital Solutions
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On-site Support