HAMI strives to pave the way for refugee’s maximum access to basic services and entitlement to all of their rights. Our objective is to empower refugee women and children to realize and activate their potentials to overcome individual and social barriers, to not only assume a noteworthy role in reestablishing their lives in the host country but also engage in their country’s rehabilitation in case of return.
HAMI’s main activities are categorized in 7 sectors of 1) Education, 2)Women empowerment, 3) Harm Reduction, SGBV prevention and Health services, 4)Youth Empowerment, 5)Livelihood, 6)Protection and Legal services, and 7)Advocacy.HAMI has a central office in Tehran and 5 Field office in 4 provinces of Khorasan Razavi (Mashhad), Semnan (Semnan), Qom (Qom), and Tehran( Kan)
HAMI social service hold a life skills training with new methods for refugee children in Torbat Jam refugee camp. The expert advisors and trainers of HAMI organized these workshops for children and teenagers , in order to teach children some of the most important social, mental and health skills
Unlocking Potential: Essential Life Skills for Kids Acquiring essential life skills at an early stage is crucial for fostering a fulfilling and prosperous existence. It bolsters the self-assurance and autonomy of children, which is fundamental to their ability to lead lives that are independent. Imagine these abilities as the set
In order to improve the status of immigrant and refugee women and girls knowledge at General health awareness fields HAMI social services of Mashhad holds women’s health education courses. These courses, which have been well received by the community of beneficiaries of social services of the supporting association,
HAMI Social Services Center in Mashhad, in order to improve the mental health of the beneficiaries , organizes individual and group counseling sessions on a regular and periodic basis in the office of the association center or in other parts of Mashhad city. These regular consultation meetings have been very
ICVA and 12 of our members calling for political and diplomatic measures to prevent further civilian harm and regional escalation in the Middle East. 13 NGOs warn AMMAN – 16 April: Recent escalations in the Middle East are unprecedented and risk regional conflagration, threatening the lives of millions of civilians,
global emergencies cause significant damage to lives, assets, and the economy. Therefore, the supply of relief goods is essential in emergency relief contexts, which is generally the function of non-government organizations (NGOs) as they have unique relief goods supply advantages. In marginal areas, relief goods are essential sources of life
