Protection work focused on dignity, restoring family links, missing persons, dead body management, mine risk education, community centres, legal consultations, winter kits, complaints, and cash assistance.
These figures and priorities were extracted from the YRCS Annual Report 2025 and can be refined from the control panel as programme teams publish new updates.
Objectives
- Reduce humanitarian suffering.
- Strengthen community preparedness.
- Improve timely and accountable service delivery.
Main Activities
- Needs assessment and field coordination.
- Service delivery through branches and volunteers.
- Monitoring, reporting, and community feedback.
Target Groups
Vulnerable families, affected communities, children, women, older people, people with disabilities, and displaced people. Geographic Coverage
National coverage through YRCS branches, with priority governorates defined by operational needs. Donors and Partners
International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement partners, local authorities, and humanitarian donors. Key Achievements
YRCS reached 108,946 people through protection activities in 2025, including 22,073 people through restoring family links and tracing missing persons, mine risk education, community centres, legal consultation, and emergency support. Beneficiary Statistics
108,946 people reached through protection activities.
