The Child Protection team, in coordination with the Educational Support Department at Beit Al Yasmin Center in the Syrian Society for Social Development, implemented a closing event for the campaign of the World Day Against Child Labor.

The event was the conclusion of the one- month activities and awareness sessions for the children and families of the IDP community in Al-Daysna area and Harisoun and the children of the center in cooperation with the CP clubs.

The event included a song performed by the dropout children working in agriculture in Al-Disna area, and a dance performed by the dropout children working in agriculture in Harisoun region.

The Children's Club also presented an awareness play about the danger of labor, its causes and consequences, and the proposed solutions to mitigate this danger.

The event also included musical pieces played by the children of the center.

The event concluded with an exhibition of drawings by the IDP children, and

attended by a number of children's parents, with the encouragement of teachers from the Educational Support Department who follow up the education of children.

The inclusion of children with disabilities with their peers is considered a social and humanitarian necessity to enhance the concepts of acceptance, respect and support.

 As playing, is an effective way to develop social communication skills and interact with other children.

The HBR specialist for children at Beit Al-Yasmin Center, in cooperation with UNHCR, implemented an inclusive activity that included competitions and purposeful games that help focus, attention, visual-motor communication, identify spatial directions, achieve a better ability of physical fitness and increase communication and interaction among them.

Due to the current conditions and the psychological pressures that some women suffer from, the psychological support team at Beit Al Yasmin Center implemented a session for the women on psychological stress and its impact on physical and psychological health.

During the session, the women were divided into groups, each group wrote the reasons that make women suffer the psychological pressure and their suggestions to alleviate them.

 These suggestions were also presented and discussed with the groups.

In conclusion, the women shared methods of relaxation and breathing that contribute to relieving psychological pressure.

 One of the women expressed the extent of the comfort that she felt after the session, saying: “I felt great comfort and a new hope for an improvement in this difficult situation.”