Improvement of Community Based-Protection Project Forcibly Displaced Population in the Northern Corridor

Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Awareness: Participants were sensitized to the risks of human trafficking and exploitation, how to identify potential warning signs, and the importance of seeking assistance and support from relevant authorities.

Final Awareness Session Report


Location: Al-Dar Women’s Centre, Al-Mourada Neighborhood

Locality: Wadi Halfa, Northern State, Sudan

Date: 20 October 2026

Activity: Protection Awareness Session

Implementing Organization: JASMAR Human Security Organization


1. Background


On 20 October 2026, JASMAR Human Security Organization conducted the final awareness session at Al-Dar Women’s Centre in Al-Mourada neighborhood, Wadi Halfa Locality. The session brought together women, adolescent girls, and boys and girls from the local community.


This session marked the conclusion of the awareness-raising activities implemented throughout the project period through the Protection Desks established at community centres across Wadi Halfa Locality.


2. Key Topics Covered


The session addressed several key protection and community well-being topics, including:


- Psychosocial Support (PSS): Raising awareness of psychosocial well-being and promoting practical ways of coping with everyday stress.

- Positive Family and Community Communication: Providing guidance on the importance of effective communication within families and the wider community.

- Adolescent Girls’ Awareness: Addressing issues relevant to adolescent girls and promoting awareness of their well-being and protection.

- Positive Behaviour and Childcare: Encouraging positive behaviour, mutual respect, and appropriate, non-harmful approaches to child upbringing.

- Trafficking in Persons (TIP): Raising awareness of the risks of human trafficking and exploitation, identifying potential warning signs, and understanding how and where to seek assistance.


3. Key Outcomes


The session contributed to strengthening participants’ awareness of psychosocial well-being, positive communication, child protection, and the risks associated with trafficking in persons. It also emphasized the importance of promoting respectful relationships and adopting positive behaviours within families and communities.


Furthermore, the session reinforced the importance of community-based protection mechanisms in improving access to awareness, guidance, and support for women, adolescent girls, and children.


4. Conclusion


The session concluded by emphasizing the importance of sharing protection-related information within the community and promoting a safe, supportive, and inclusive environment for women, girls, and children.


As the final awareness session conducted during the project period through the Protection Desks at community centres in Wadi Halfa Locality, the activity marked the completion of the project's community-based awareness-raising sessions and reaffirmed JASMAR Human Security Organization’s commitment to strengthening community protection and promoting the well-being and safety of vulnerable groups.

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