Implementation varies according to the specific needs of each home. Interventions may include rebuilding or improving kitchens and sanitary units, enhancing ventilation, repairing or installing doors and windows, and installing assistive devices for persons with disabilities and the elderly, such as medical supports, entrance ramps, and adapting bathrooms to meet their needs.

Program Mission

The mission of the Housing Rehabilitation Program is to improve living conditions and provide a healthy and safe environment for poor and vulnerable families by rehabilitating and maintaining their homes and surrounding environment, ensuring warmth, safety, and stability.

The program also works to promote charitable and community based efforts with local entities specializing in housing rehabilitation, based on community participation, including providing raw materials and labor at the lowest possible cost.

Program Objectives

● Developing environmentally sustainable homes that form the foundation for a strong and resilient community

● Empowering and supporting family members to combat poverty and social exclusion ● Modifying and upgrading home facilities to provide a suitable living environment that enhances ease of use, safety, security, and independence

● Providing guidance and support services alongside housing rehabilitation interventions Working Mechanism

● Program staff assess needs through field visits and family interviews conducted by a social worker and an engineer, who prepares a technical assessment of housing needs. Priorities are then set jointly.

● Implementation is carried out through cooperation between program staff, skilled workers, and family members, based on the agreed plan.

● The CSC’s role continues after completion through follow up, ongoing technical guidance, and support aimed at addressing negative social factors such as unemployment, school dropout, and health challenges, ensuring the sustainability of the intervention.