Community Dialogue Forum to Promote Social Cohesion in Hit within th (Return with Hope) Project

15 Jul 2025

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The team of TADHUMAN CENTER FOR RECOVERY organized a community dialogue forum in the district of Hit, as part of the activities of the (Return with Hope) project, which aims to support conflict-affected communities and strengthen social cohesion through psychosocial support and constructive dialogue initiatives.

The forum witnessed active participation from young men and women, local activists, and representatives of civil society organizations. The event began with an introductory session that included ice-breaking activities and an explanation of the forum's objectives. This was followed by group discussions to identify key challenges facing the local community. Participants were divided into working groups that explored the root causes of these challenges and proposed practical, applicable solutions.

The forum concluded with the presentation of recommendations and a summary of outcomes, in a vibrant and interactive atmosphere that created a safe space for exchanging perspectives. Participants expressed their satisfaction with the organization and content of the forum, emphasizing the importance of continuing such dialogues to expand community engagement and build trust among different social groups.

Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund

What makes the visit of an international delegation to our center such a significant event?The answer lies in the depth and integration of the services we offer—an experience thoroughly explored by the delegation from the Dutch Embassy. At TADHUMAN CENTER FOR RECOVERY, we believe that a safe return goes beyond physical relocation; it requires psychological healing and meaningful social reintegration. Our comprehensive model is built upon four key pillars:• Specialized Mental Health Services: Providing a safe haven for trauma recovery and restoring psychological balance.• Psychosocial Support: Building community-based support networks and equipping individuals with coping and resilience skills.• Education and Bridging Gaps: Bringing children back to the path of learning—because we believe education is the strongest weapon against extremism.• Economic and Social Reintegration: Empowering families to reclaim their active roles in public life. This holistic approach is what makes us pioneers in supporting returnees. It’s also what assures generous donors like GCERF and the Dutch Embassy that their investment is going where it can make a real and lasting impact.