Representatives of the Kızılay Community Center (KTM) visited ARSA Association to introduce their socioeconomic empowerment activities and the services provided under the STRIVE Project (Supporting Transition, Recovery, Inclusion & Vocational Empowerment).

During the meeting, the representatives provided detailed information about socioeconomic support activities targeting different groups, particularly Syrian, Turkish, and other international beneficiaries. They presented various services, including Turkish language courses for adults, vocational training courses that can also be conducted directly at workplaces, and guidance on obtaining work permits, which plays a crucial role in the employment process.

Key topics discussed included opportunities for participants to work with social security coverage during their training, childcare assistance of 250 TL for female trainees with children under the age of six, access to Vocational Qualification Certificates, and direct job placement mechanisms for individuals aged 18 and above.

The meeting also provided an opportunity for ARSA Association to introduce its ongoing child protection, social support, and general protection activities to the KTM representatives, highlighting the importance of inter-agency coordination and cooperation in delivering effective support to vulnerable communities.