Yezidi survivors of genocide and sexual violence, as well as female survivors from other minority groups in Iraq, are in critical need of consistent and reliable structured mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) services to heal and recover. FYF’s women-led protection team of 16 dedicated professionals will continue and expand upon its survivor-centered, do-no-harm MHPSS service provision, targeting those most vulnerable.
The Enterprise & Training Center (ETC) The ETC is designed as an economic incubator to advance this process, including with
There will be a point when there is a disaster somewhere else in the world, and humanitarian aid organisations have
FYF enables Yezidi and other minority women to better integrate into the formal economy and labor market, fostering independence while
Kocho, Ninewa Governorate, Iraq. The Free Yezidi Foundation (FYF) will join together with Yezidi community members and organizations to lay
This statement is also available as a PDF, click here. Khanke, Iraq. Recently, two concerning developments facing the Yezidi community have arisen:
New York, USA. During the holiday season some of our supporters have come together to make a 30.000 matching fund.
This statement is also available as a PDF, click here. Amsterdam, Netherlands. The Free Yezidi Foundation strongly opposes efforts to celebrate
This statement is also available as a pdf document. Duhok, Iraq. Conviction of ISIS Member Omaima Abdi in Germany Islamic State
Washington, D.C., USA. The Free Yezidi Foundation was chosen to submit evidence of promising practices at the USAID Evidence Summit
Sheikhan, Iraq. The Free Yezidi Foundation attended the final day of the funeral for His Holiness Baba Sheikh, the Yezidi
Lalish, Iraq. Yezidis and friends of Yezidis are mourning the loss of Baba Sheikh, the Yezidi religious leader and an
