New Life | Psychological Support and Economic Empowerment for Former Detainees

After years of suffering behind bars, survivors of Saydnaya Prison and other detention centers return bearing deep psychological and social wounds. They struggle to reintegrate into society and reclaim their normal lives. These brave men and women, whose only "crime" was their pursuit of freedom and dignity, now urgently need a helping hand to restore their confidence in themselves and their communities.

Justice Monitoring Organization launches the "New Life" Campaign to provide psychological and social support and help survivors reintegrate into their communities and reunite with their families. The campaign also aims to empower them economically by preparing them to enter the job market through specialized training programs and sustainable support opportunities.

🎯 Campaign Goals:

✅ Provide specialized psychological support programs to help them overcome the trauma of their experiences.
✅ Support social reintegration by rebuilding family and community relationships.
✅ Offer vocational training programs to equip them with the skills needed to confidently enter the job market.
✅ Ensure sustainable economic empowerment that guarantees stable income sources and preserves their dignity.

📢 Contribute now to shaping a new life for them and be the reason they return to society stronger and more resilient!