Integrated assistance to the vulnerable population affected by migration in Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru

Direct beneficiaries SDC: a total of 25’520 (13’016 female / 12’505 male) 

• In Venezuela a total of 14’240 people. (6’978 male /7’263 female)
• In Colombia a total of 9’580 people (4’694 male/ 4’886 female)
• In Ecuador a total of 1’250 people (612 male / 637 female)
• In Peru a total of 450 people (221 male /230 female)

Indirect SDC beneficiaries: 21’400 

Outcome 1: Migrants, vulnerable Venezuelan population at risk of migration, and host communities in Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru, have access to legal, mental health and psychosocial support in protection.

Outcome 2: Migrants, vulnerable Venezuelan population at risk of migration, and host communities in border areas, have access to basic health services, safe water, food security, livelihoods and education. 

Principaux résultats attendus:  

Under Outome 1: 15'250 people (migrants and local authorities) participating in workshops and awareness sessions on existing regulations, rights of migrants, care routes and child protection; 2'250 people who receive monetary assistance for documentation, humanitarian transport, temporary accommodation, funeral expenses and/or household goods; 470 people have access to case management services; 1'450 people receiving individual and community mental health care; 3 Mobile Healh Care and Support Units in operation to support migrants in mobility in Colombia (Arauca-Norte de Santander) and Venezuela (Táchira).

Under Outcome 2: 2'400 people, who receive medical care and treatment. Especially children and older adults; 19 health facilities and/or schools refurbished and supported for access to safe water and sanitation; 400 filters, 400 tanks, and 738 family hygiene kits; 80 Family Sanitation Units in Venezuela; 185 livelihood and entrepreneurship initiatives in operation in VEN, COL, ECU; 1'200 school kits delivered.