A WORD OF THANKS
Spas ji bo Heyva Sor a Kurdistanê e.V. ji bo alîkariya Lezgîn ji bo miletê me. hun jî dikarin alîkar bin 
Thanks to Heyva Sor a Kurdistanê e.V. for the urgent support to our displaced people. you also can support
شكرا ل هيفا سور كوردستان على دعم اهلنا النازحين من الشهباء و حلب
بامكانكم ايضاً المساعدةProviding psychological first aid and protection services to the displaced
Psychological first aid is a vital component in enhancing the mental health of individuals facing crises. It provides immediate measures aimed at alleviating psychological distress and creating a safe environment for receiving support. Protection messages emphasize the importance of safety, dignity, and the non-exploitation of individuals when accessing the services provided to them, as these types of support are considered a bridge to recovery.
Since the onset of the displacement wave experienced by the people of Afrin from the Shahba and Tal Rifaat areas, the workers of protection program and PSS have offered several activities that included protection messages and psychological first aid as an essential part of the public health services provided to them. One of the key messages is, “You are not alone in this ordeal; we are here to help you.
Providing primary health care to IDPs through mobile clinics
In light of the harsh displacement conditions and cold weather, the health situation of the displaced from the areas of Al-Shahba and Tal Rifaat is worsening, and in the face of these challenges, the Kurdish Red Crescent mobile clinics in the cities of Raqqa and Tabqa continue to provide primary health care services, including the departments of internal, children, gynecology, health education in addition to ambulance and emergency services. Where the number of beneficiaries reaches to 150 patients a day.
Distribution of basic necessities to 144 displaced families in Hasaka
Besides to the health services offered to displaced individuals from the Al-#Shahba and Tal #Rifaat. The #Kurdish_Red_Crescent Organization has started providing relief services. Today, after assessing the number of families residing in shelters in Al-Hasakah city , our teams distributed essential items such as diapers, baby formula, and hygiene kits to 144 displaced families.
Health risks and preventive measures at reception points
The concentration of large numbers of displaced people at key reception points increases the chances of spreading infectious diseases, such as diarrhea, scabies, smallpox, jaundice, worms, and leishmaniasis, leading to serious health risks and exacerbating suffering under these difficult conditions. Health education teams, in collaboration with the WASH team, distributed hygiene sacks and disseminated health guidelines. However, there is still an urgent need to provide hygiene tools and strengthen the sanitation system to ensure the health and safety of internally displaced persons (IDPs).
