Social Protection & Emergency Cash Transfers
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Social Protection & Emergency Cash Transfers

Fouadi delivers cash assistance and referral services for vulnerable households, linking financial support with nutrition, health, education and protection services and adapting delivery to regular and emergency needs.

Programme overview

Fouadi delivers cash assistance and referral services for vulnerable households, linking financial support with nutrition, health, education and protection services and adapting delivery to regular and emergency needs.

Fouadi’s experience has developed through stand-alone and integrated multi-sector projects, combining local access, field implementation, infrastructure where required, community engagement, referrals and capacity building.

35,011families
12,940+child referrals
Aleppo + Idlibgeographic focus
2024–2027cash programme

Selected projects & interventions

Earthquake Follow-up

UNICEF | Jan–Jul 2024 | Aleppo
  • 22,460 families / about 68,000 children; two SYP 1.5m payments; 4,755 child referrals.

Basic Needs — Aleppo

UNICEF | 2024–2025
  • 1,103 families / about 3,309 children; four $90 payments plus winter support; 1,928 referrals.
  • Additional clothing, surgical referrals and school bags coordinated with other organizations.

Malnutrition Reduction

UNICEF | 2025–2026 | Aleppo & Idlib
  • Aleppo: 2,143 families / 6,429 children, four $150 payments and 2,252 referrals.
  • Idlib: 2,627 families / 7,881 children, four $150 payments and 2,115 referrals.

Storm Response

UNICEF | 2026 | Idlib camps
  • 1,903 families across 21 camps plus 495 families across four Dana camps; one $220 payment per family combining emergency, winter and hygiene support.

Sheikh Maqsoud Response

UNICEF | 2026 | Aleppo
  • 1,600 families / about 4,800 children; one $170 emergency/hygiene payment with child-vulnerability targeting.

Basic Needs Phase 2

UNICEF | 2026–2027
  • Initial phase targets 2,000 eligible families in Al-Hajib villages with $300 emergency transfers, referrals and post-distribution monitoring.

Programme gallery

The photographs below are temporary layout images. They should later be replaced by Fouadi’s own project photographs and can be grouped project-by-project.

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