RECENT PROJECTS
Over a 17-year operational career, our leadership has successfully directed multi-sector humanitarian and development initiatives with a cumulative budget exceeding $30 million. Designed to strengthen local resilience and improve conditions for host and displaced populations, these high-impact projects were executed across complex regional environments. Our track record spans direct strategic collaboration and co-implementation with UN agencies, national government ministries, and leading international non-governmental organizations. These operations were backed by major European, U.S., and Gulf institutional donor frameworks, ensuring thorough grant compliance, operational integrity, and sustainable field outcomes.
United states refugee admission program (USRAP)
Resettlement & Migration Operations (RSC / USRAP):
Provided strategic and operational leadership across 15 countries in the MENA region under the United States Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP). As a key project focal point within regional Resettlement Support Center (RSC) operations, coordinated multi-country processing, application readiness, and field logistical support for third-country resettlement. Managed high-level coordination with visiting federal adjudication missions, oversight of security and medical screening workflows, and direct data integration with domestic receiving agencies to ensure seamless, compliant resettlement pipelines.
Supporting refugee health programme efforts to improve access to health services for Syrian refugees in Türkiye
Health System Strengthening & Cross-Cultural Capacity Building:
Supported national health authorities and international partners in expanding inclusive primary care for Syrian refugees across Türkiye. The initiative empowered Syrian healthcare professionals to integrate directly into the national health framework—providing tailored, culturally attuned primary care, psycho-social support, case management, and homecare. Executed under specialized Ministry of Health and WHO training frameworks, the program strengthened overall public health capacity, enhanced service accessibility, and delivered dignified, people-centered care to vulnerable populations.
Supporting refugee health training centers
Refugee Health & Primary Care Access (MHC Framework):
Supported national health authorities in establishing integrated Migrant Health Centers across high-density refugee hosting regions. Aligned with national family medicine structures, the initiative enhanced healthcare access for displaced populations, dismantled language and cultural barriers, and shifted community utilization toward primary preventive and curative care. By strengthening early diagnostic and primary interventions, the project reduced operational pressure on secondary and tertiary healthcare facilities and strengthened local public health systems.
Provision of human resource support services in support to refugees in Türkiye
Health Workforce Mobilization & Specialized HR Operations
Spearheaded large-scale technical recruitment, contracting, and deployment of multidisciplinary healthcare teams—including psychologists, social workers, dietitians, and medical translators—across 16 provinces in Türkiye. Supporting operations in 24 dedicated Refugee Health Centers, the initiative strengthened primary care infrastructure, enabled cross-cultural service delivery, and successfully integrated specialized clinical and support personnel into the national health framework.
Improving social services for refugees and host communities in Türkiye by supporting community centers and local initiatives
IOM Türkiye Earthquake response ERF/ERMA
Community-Based Social Services & Vulnerability Reduction:
Direct operational support to expand integrated social protection mechanisms for refugee and host communities across Türkiye. Through strategic reinforcement of local community centers and grassroots initiatives, the program delivered specialized primary healthcare, comprehensive mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS), and preventive child protection frameworks. The intervention enhanced social cohesion, mitigated protection risks, and improved service delivery for vulnerable populations in high-density hosting regions.
post-earthquake emergency health interventions delivering rapid primary care and nutrition support to displaced populations. Utilizing mobile health clinics, the program restored vital service access across severely affected areas, delivering essential care under emergency funding frameworks.