Protection and multi-sector assistance for refugees and asylum-seekers in South Yemen (Aden/Basateen and Hadramout/Al Mukalla)

Project Activates: 

1. Provide emergency cash assistance to highly vulnerable refugees and asylum seekers.

2. Deliver emergency cash transfers to refugees and asylum seekers.

3. Provide targeted support to older refugees and asylum seekers.

4. Conduct household assessments to identify protection issues and socio-economic vulnerabilities.

5. Provide psychological first aid and psychosocial support to refugees and asylum seekers with psychosocial needs.

6. Provide targeted support to refugees and asylum seekers with disabilities.

7. Receive and respond to complaints, feedback, and inquiries through the complaints and feedback mechanism.

8. Support community groups, including outreach workers, refugee committees, and self-organized groups.

9. Register refugee and asylum-seeking children and issue birth registration documentation.

10. Register asylum seekers individually using the required minimum dataset.

11. Issue and renew identity documents for refugees and asylum seekers.

12. Train government officials on registration standards and procedures.

13. Conduct Best Interest Assessments for girls and boys at heightened risk.

14. Provide legal assistance to children in need of support.

15. Provide caregiving arrangements for registered unaccompanied and separated girls and boys.

16. Provide psychological first aid or psychosocial support to girls and boys.

17. Train participants on child protection and children’s rights.

18. Identify separated girls and boys.

19. Conduct monitoring visits to follow up on caregiving arrangements.

20. Identify unaccompanied girls and boys.

21. Support children at heightened risk through Best Interest Procedures and child protection case management.

22. Organize recreational activities for children.

23. Assist Somali refugees with safe and dignified return.

24. Conduct information and counseling sessions for Somali refugees on conditions of return.

25. Provide individual legal assistance to asylum seekers and refugees, including counseling, representation, and mediation.

26. Conduct legal awareness sessions for asylum seekers and refugees.

27. Monitor detainees and provide required support.

28. Train UNHCR staff, partners, and government authorities on GBV prevention and response.

29. Provide GBV response services to affected persons.

30. Conduct awareness-raising and empowerment activities on GBV prevention, risk mitigation, and response.

31. Provide legal assistance to persons at risk of GBV and GBV survivors.

32. Provide protection cash assistance to persons at risk of GBV and GBV survivors.

33. Provide medical assistance to persons at risk of GBV and GBV survivors.

34. Organize community sensitization and awareness sessions on education, health, hygiene, and protection risks.

35. Reach community members through awareness sessions and meetings.

36. Support refugee and asylum-seeking children to enroll in primary education.

37. Provide incentives and support to school management members.

38. Construct, rehabilitate, or support schools with educational materials and maintenance.

39. Provide materials and other support to help refugee and asylum-seeking children access primary education.

40. Support out-of-school children to re-enroll in school.

41. Support refugee and asylum-seeking children to enroll in secondary education.

42. Refer people to specialized services for protection-related reasons.

43. Conduct protection awareness sessions.

44. Reach people through monitoring activities.

45. Assist households with shelter maintenance and upgrades in line with minimum standards.

46. Implement quick impact projects benefiting IDPs, IDP returnees, and host community members.

47. Implement quick impact projects in displacement and return areas.