ADO works to prevent, reduce, mitigate and respond to protection threats, especially towards those communities affected by displacement, conflict and/ or vulnerable groups in Yemen. It has established the protection programme based on three main pillars: Child protection, gender-based violence (which is specific to Gender & Development Sector), and general Protection

Child Protection:

It aims to protect children from being victims or turning violent through recreational activities at friendly spaces, case management, and referrals of unaccompanied children, early mirage victims, and war- injured children

GENDER BASED VIOLENCE (GBV):

The Gender-Based Violence is a self-funded Protection project implemented by ADO to protect women victims from domestic violence by providing them with the required legal and/or financial assistance.

General Protection:

General protection is a self-funded project where the most vulnerable IDPs and host community members receive financial aid to reduce the impact of war.

Goal

It aims to protect the most vulnerable members of the society from being victims or criminals as a result of polarization and lack of opportunities.

METHODOLOGY

• Provide children friendly spaces.
• Provide case management services for victims of early mirage and child abuse.
• Provide women social and financial empowerment grants and capacity building.
• Provide legal or financial assistance for women victims of Gender Based Violence (GBV).
• Provide case referral for disabled children victims of the current conflict.
• Provide financial assistance for vulnerable households.