| Synopsis: |
The IRC will provide cash assistance in crisis
areas through the use of debit card accounts that have no
strings attatched, set up careers for people
who they have relocated to the united states, and
provide job training for reloacated americans.
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The IRC supports parents in providing persistant beneficial
behaviors towards children aged 0-5 and making sure they have
pre-primary education. They help schoolaged children who may have
missed certain years of school make up in other schools. For young-adults,
they provide classes on marketing and budgeting to help them succede
in real world scenarios.
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The IRC will bring doctors and nurses to crisis areas and work
to help get rid of certain diseases like: pneumonia, malaria, and
malnutrition. The IRC also focuses on creating long-term plans for
people with certain diseases like diabetes so they are never without
healthcare. The IRC gives positive reproductive healthcare to women
and girls as well.
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When relocating people, the IRC makes sure that these people have
a say in where they will be living as well as making sure their rights
are respected. The IRC also helps people choose what they would like to
do as a career and helps them get where they need to be to be indpendent.
The IRC empowers people, specifically women, to advocate for the change they
would like to see in their lives.
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The IRC ensures that women are not in violent relationships and helps prevent
men from being violent in relationships. The IRC also focuses on making sure
that children are not being sexually exploited. Making sure that students
are safe in their classrooms and teaching teachers how to best responds to
threats is important to the IRC. The IRC also works to prevent workplace
violence.
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| Goals: |
To provide long-term economic well-being for refugees.
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To help refugees learn the skills they need to survive and thrive.
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To help refugees recover from illness and stay healthy.
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Help refugees understand their rights and make informed choices.
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Help victims of conflict get to safer areas and stay safe in communities.
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