What We Do​​

EARLY RECOVERY AND LIVELIHOODS

Orange has been working with the most affected populations in war zones and areas of conflict. We hold a firm belief that the ability to enjoy fundamental human rights is tied to access to livelihood. Therefore, all Orange's programs are based on the right to have equal access to decent living standards and opportunities to improve livelihood without discrimination of any sort.

Furthermore, Orange's mission revolves around providing sustainable solutions to people in these areas, supporting long-term development, and building local capacities to bring about the desired change within communities. Orange builds its programming based on evidence and available resources.

Main Activities :

  • Infrastructure rehabilitation.
  • Creating long-term and short-term work opportunities.
  • Financial support, including grants, seed funds, and subsidized loans, to businesses.
  • potential for job retention and creation.
+15 Million $

BUDGET

+100

SCHOOLS

+30 KM

ROADS

+10 KM

SANITATION

+4

HOSPITAL



PROTECTION AND SOCIAL COHESION

Our organization is committed to various aspects of community well-being and safety, including mental health and child protection, via :

  1. Contribute to mental health and psychosocial.
  2. Raise Communities awareness in protection and child protection matters.
  3. Enhance school and child-friendly spaces child safeguarding conditions.
  4. Foster social cohesion.

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FOOD SECURITY AND AGRICULTURE

Enhancing agricultural performance involves optimizing irrigation water management, improving fertility recovery, and implementing soil protection measures. Additionally, assistance provided to food businesses to improve the local production of higher-quality, more nutritious food, while also generating income for small and vulnerable households.

Supporting Farmers and agriculture to achieve food security is one of orange organization's goals.


The support is facilitated through the provision of agricultural vouchers for both winter and summer vegetable seasons. Additionally, olive tree farmers receive support in the form of vouchers for integrated pest management. Furthermore, female beneficiaries are supported with small business grants for food processing and assistance in establishing market linkages. All activities within the sector are complemented by relevant technical training covering climate-smart agriculture practices, food processing, and business management.

+9.3 Million $

BUDGET

+62,000

HOUSEHOLDS

+4,500

HECTARES

+12,000

VOUCHERS

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WASH & SHELTER



Establishing Dignified Shelters to provide safe, secure, and respectful housing solutions for individuals experiencing homelessness or precarious living situations. Enhancing safety and visibility in public spaces through the installation of efficient and sustainable lighting systems.

Optimizing land use and improving surface stability by smoothing uneven terrain and adding gravel for enhanced drainage, erosion control, and accessibility, thereby facilitating safe and   sustainable development for various applications such as agriculture, construction, and landscaping.

Providing reliable storage solutions for water, ensuring access to sufficient quantities of clean water for various purposes, including domestic use and irrigation, particularly in areas prone to water scarcity or unreliable water supply.

infrastructure for the distribution and delivery of potable water to communities.Facilitating proper disposal and treatment of wastewater to protect public health, preserve theenvironment,   and prevent contamination of water sources, thereby ensuring sanitation and hygienefor communities.


+1.5 Million $

BUDGET

+350

FAMILIES

+315

SHELTER

+1400

BNFs

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Education


EDUCATION INTERVENTIONS  NORTH SYRIA

  1. ​Enhance access to formal and non-formal education services and promote child safeguarding in learning facilities.
  2. Support teachers with incentives, professional development, and coaching for effective emergency education delivery.
  3. Provision of education materials to support quality learning and education facilities.
  4. Rehabilitation to expand and enhance education infrastructure to ensure safe and conducive learning environments.
  5. Support schools with winterization requirements. Connect parents with services and disseminate awareness messages.
  6. Conduct structured and non-structured psychosocial support activities.
  7. Implement safeguarding interventions, violence-free schools, and education systems in schools.

Our vision for education that is a societal priority aimed at eradicating.

+8.2 Million $

BUDGET

+62,000

Children targeted with intervention in emergencies.

+107,000

Children targeted with formal education intervention.

+200

Area and schools reached through education projects.