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WRO’S HISTORY – GRASSROOTS ACTION WITH REGIONAL AND GLOBAL IMPACT
Founded in 2003, WRO is a pioneering independent, non-governmental civil society organization that has spent over two decades championing the rights of marginalized and vulnerable communities. With an unwavering commitment to providing life-saving assistance and sustainable development, WRO has worked tirelessly to drive meaningful change, amplify unheard voices, and create a lasting impact in the communities it serves by transforming traditional aid delivery through innovative, community-driven solutions.
Through hybrid humanitarian aid and development initiatives WROs mission encompasses driving women’s equal participation and leadership in ensuring human rights and fundamental freedoms for all, eradicating poverty and violence against women and girls, advancing legal pathways to justice, protecting child rights, improving access to health, education, and economic empowerment opportunities, shaping the future by empowering youth, fostering peacebuilding, reconciliation, and conflict resolution, and supporting, reintegration, stabilization and recovery efforts, strengthening civil society sustainability, and shaping localization development norms.
LATEST NEWS
Suicide Prevention Month #365 Days/Year #You Are Not Alone
Every life matters. Every Voice Deserves to be Heard. Let’s End the Silence 🌍 In Honor of World Suicide Prevention Month Every Read More
Standing Tall: Empowerment Beyond Barriers
At the WRO, inclusion is not just a principle observed on International Day of Persons with Disabilities —it’s a daily commitment woven into all Read More
Statement on the Current Crisis in the MENA Region
As we monitor, prepare, and respond in real time to the ongoing global, regional, and local conflict indicators, the humanitarian situation across the Middle Read More
Our Pledge On World Day Against Child Labor
Free to Dream, Free to Grow- Ending Child Labor is Everyone’s Responsibility. Join WROs Global Pledge Against Child Labor The Reality We Read More
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IN THE FIELD

Combating protracted psychosocial challenges for GBV survivors and enhancing community support for GBV prevention in Salamiyah Camp

Improving access to Gender Based Violence (GBV)services and reducing risks of GBV in Zakho, Dohuk Phase 1 and Phase II

Improvement of women and children’s access to GBV services and reduction risks of GBV in Bashiqa, Qaraqush and Bartalla

Provision of Child Protection services for camp population south of Mosul Jadaah camps

Provision of Child Protection in Emergency Services for Qayarra MODM Jadaah Camp 2,3,4, 5

Self-resilience and empowerment through integrated CP, GBV, MHPSS Project in Ninewa, Dohuk, and Erbil Governorates, Phase II

Self-resilience and empowerment through integrated CP, GBV, MHPSS, Livelihoods Project in Ninewa, Dohuk, and Erbil Governorates Phase I

Improvement of women and children’s access to GBV services and reduction risks of GBV in Bashiqa, Qaraqush and Bartalla

Women and girls listening centers to reduce the risk of GBV and strengthen the protection response to meet the first line and second line needs of women and children affected by the Mosul operation

Centers to reduce the risk of GBV and strengthen the protection response to meet the needs of women and children in Baharka and Shekhan Districts and Shekhan and Mamillian camps

Women’s Self-Resilience, Economic and Social Empowerment and Child Protection Project – Kawergosk & Gawilan Refugee Camps

Syrian Women Self-Reliance, Economic and Social Empowerment and Child Protection Project – Baserma Refugee Camp
STORIES OF INSPIRATION AND HOPE FROM THE FIELD
Standing Tall: Empowerment Beyond Barriers
At the WRO, inclusion is not just a principle observed on International Day of Persons with Disabilities —it’s a daily commitment woven into all of our programs. Whether physical or mental, visible or invisible, Read More
A Supported Dream
Bahar's Success Story Men should support women for a variety of reasons, ranging from principles of equality and justice to the promotion of healthy relationships and societal progress. Supporting women by their male family Read More
Celebrating Success on International World Food Day
Badee's Story Badee is a 41 years old Christian farmer from a village in Ninewa Plains and one of the Economic Empowerment Asset Replacement Activity beneficiaries. Badee' said” International Food Day serves as a reminder Read More