A Multifaceted Initiative by ICRC: Since the end of 2016 and through this specific campaign, we provide sustainable aid to help rebuild communities which were destroyed by ISIS.
The Operation Return to Nineveh Campaign empowers refugees and rebuilds communities affected by ISIS-induced devastation in the Nineveh Plain of Iraq. We aim to provide sustainable aid, foster hope, and facilitate the revival of these communities, ensuring that no one is left behind in their journey towards recovery and rebuilding.
The journey of Operation Return to Nineveh is a testament to the resilience and determination of the human spirit. We embark on a transformative path, offering comprehensive support and resources to empower refugees and restore dignity to their lives.
We invite you to join the Operation Return to Nineveh program and become part of this compassionate community. Together, we can make a significant impact and ensure that every family member feels wanted, loved, and dignified. Your support is invaluable in rebuilding lives and creating a brighter future for refugees.
Through the Operation Return to Nineveh program, we provide essential assistance to families in need. Our services include:
Shelter and Infrastructure: Providing safe and dignified housing, rehabilitating damaged structures and constructing new facilities to ensure a solid foundation for families.
Healthcare Support: Delivering life-saving in-person medical services, critical surgeries, specialized programs to meet urgent needs in the Nineveh community.
Education and Skill Development: We prioritize the rehabilitation of schools and educational institutions, providing access to quality education for children and adults. Additionally, we offer vocational training programs to equip individuals with essential skills for sustainable livelihoods.
Psychosocial Support: Recognizing the psychological trauma endured by refugees, we provide counseling services, spiritual healing programs, and community-based initiatives to support individuals in overcoming their hardships and reintegrating into society.
