Access to Protection

About this project

To address compounded Protection risks driven by repeated displacement, service access barriers, and elevated GBV and psychosocial needs, AISHA and Oxfam will adopt a hybrid service delivery approach combining fixed safe spaces within trusted CBOs with mobile protection teams. This modality responds to infrastructure destruction and mobility restrictions limiting women's access to services. Fixed spaces will ensure privacy, confidentiality, and dignified access where community structures exist, while mobile teams will extend outreach to scattered camps, return areas, and individuals with limited mobility. Where no permanent structures exist, adapted protection tents will serve as interim entry points following Do No Harm standards, with preference for transitioning to community-based modalities as conditions allow. Psychosocial support will be delivered through structured group-based interventions using culturally appropriate methodologies to rebuild peer support networks eroded by displacement, while individual support pathways will address complex cases. This layered approach responds to the scale of need while ensuring specialized care remains available. GBV case management will be provided using a risk-informed, survivor-centred approach, prioritising in-kind protection assistance and facilitated access to services rather than direct cash transfers to survivors, given the current context and associated risks. To support individual safety plans, caseworkers may directly c…

Goals

Sustainable Development Goals this project works towards

• 1No Poverty

Published by

Oxfam Novib · International NGO

Countries

Palestinian Territories

Sectors

Relief co-ordination and support services

Published by Oxfam Novib to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), last updated 12 Oct 2026 and imported automatically. IATI identifier: NL-KVK-27108436-A-07823-04:PS.

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