Ninewa

– Recreational activities: If you’re interested, feel free to inquire at the help desk for more details.

– Regular awareness-raising sessions tailored to community needs, addressing information gaps throughout the month.

– Information provision and sessions on pertinent topics such as legal counseling, awareness, and representation for obtaining civil documentation.

– Structured and unstructured psychosocial support (PSS) activities for children and women, including the Child Resilience curriculum for children and the Women Rise curriculum for women.

– Life skills workshops for adolescent girls based on the “Adolescent Girls Toolkit” manual.

The center also offers appointment-based registration services. Here are the different types of appointments you can schedule using the provided form:

– New Registration: Issuance of UNHCR Registration certificate for the first time.

– Add-on: Adding a new family member to the UNHCR certificate or including a newborn baby.

– Renewal of expired UNHCR certificate.

– Change in family composition: Removing a family member from the UNHCR form due to marriage, divorce, etc.

– Change Biodata on UNHCR certificate: Updating information like name, focal point, date of birth, etc.

– Replacement of a lost UNHCR certificate.

– Change of current address (Governorate).

– Reporting on registration-related fraud (Certificate, scheduling, etc.).

– Renewing UNHCR certificate due to recent departure and re-entry to Iraq.

For participation in activities or information about awareness sessions, please approach the help desk at the community center. Additionally, a suggestion box is available for complaints and feedback, offering an anonymous and confidential submission option. In-person consultations are also possible by approaching the information desk at the center.