Halabja Disabled Organization (HDO)
Halabja Disabled Organization (HDO) is a non-profit organization established in 2013 in response to the pervasive injustices, discrimination, and lack of support experienced by individuals with disabilities and vulnerable populations. HDO is dedicated to working closely with people facing disabilities and other vulnerable groups, actively addressing their essential needs, enhancing their living conditions, and advocating for the respect of their dignity and fundamental rights. HDO places a strong emphasis on promoting diversity and inclusion in its initiatives.
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Enhancing the Capacity of Women and Youth in Agriculture to Build Resilience to Climate Change
In continuation of the project (Enhancing the Capacity of Women and Youth in Agriculture to Build Resilience to Climate Change.) Halabja Disabled Organization conducted a two-day academic training for employees of Sharazoor Directorate under the title (TOT training for the staff of the Directorate of Agriculture on soil pollution prevention and waste removal practices. And Climate Action for Resilience). the Participants benefited from the practical and theoretical experience of the trainer in order to continue to provide agricultural guidance. This project is being implemented in partnership with the International Organization for Migration (IOM) within the framework of the Civil Society Reference Fund.
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AI Training
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Many scientific sources indicate that in the coming years, artificial intelligence in some businesses will change from facilitator to substitute, introducing our youth to this stage is an important and necessary step. Halabja Disabled Organization gathered youth in a scientific training entitled (Artificial Intelligence and Job Opportunities). The training will be delivered by Dr. Abdulbasit Mohammed, an expert in artificial intelligence.
This training is a new initiative and the beginning of an important phase. The future of our youth is one of the areas of work of Halabja Disabled Organization, and we work with our partners to build a brighter future.
This activity is part of one of the new projects of the organization.
This activity is implemented by Halabja Disabled Organization in collaboration with the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and within the framework of the Wasl Fund for Civil Society.
Agriculture
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Agriculture plays a pivotal role as one of the nation's key economic resources, and it is our collective responsibility to safeguard and enhance its development.
Halabja Disabled Organization (HDO) is currently implementing its latest initiative, Enhancing the Capacity of Women and Youth in Agriculture to Build Resilience to Climate Change. This project is executed in collaboration with the International Organization for Migration (IOM) under the auspices of the WASL Fund.
To achieve the project's objectives and ensure the active engagement of relevant stakeholders, the project team has conducted a series of meetings with key partners, including the Sharazoor Agricultural Directorate, the Said Sadiq Farmers Union, youth volunteers, and exemplary farmers from the region.
As a result of these discussions, the participants agreed to establish an Agricultural Advisory Board. This board will play a crucial role in supervising and providing strategic guidance to farmers across the region.
Mental health training
This time, our organization conducted a health training session as part of our ongoing commitment to youth empowerment. Recognizing the significant impact of mental health and the rapid transformations within the digital world, we organized this training to support our youth in navigating these challenges effectively.
For this purpose, we were honored to have Dr. Jaafar Omar, a psychiatrist, lead the session. During the training, participants learned effective strategies for engaging with social networks responsibly and the importance of verifying information before reacting or forming opinions.
This initiative is an integral part of the project titled Youth Empowerment for Digital Safety: Combating Misinformation and Promoting Resilience. The Halabja Disabled Organization is implementing this project in collaboration with the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and within the framework of the Civil Society Reference Fund.
By offering such programs, we aim to strengthen the digital literacy and mental well-being of our youth, preparing them to face the challenges of the modern world with confidence and resilience.
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