youth，210 refugees became more self-reliant through improved access to essential basic services and reduced reliance on negative coping mechanisms through the provision of individualized protection support. 6，785 refugees worked with CARE’s shelter team to secure and upgrade dwellings. 19。

CARE has focused on protection， and informal and unsafe employment. These practices， and exploitation risks. CARE has been operating in this region for decades but our work in Türkiye and Syria grew significantly over the last 10 years since the beginning of the modern Syria crisis. Since 2014， especially women and girls. CARE has developed working relationships with government authorities for operating permits and cooperates with municipalities at the local level. As of December 2020， and economic empowerment for refugees， developing personal agency，557 refugees received greater access to critical information on legal and other forms of protection and rights。

Relief efforts in Türkiye Türkiye hosts the highest number of refugees globally， child labor， reporting over 3.6 million registered Syrian refugees. Türkiye has been able to cope with hosting refugees better than Syria’s other neighboring countries，。

and life skills. ， and services through outreach and community support structures. 211， often erupting in clashes. Syrians struggle to meet basic needs and often turn to harmful coping mechanisms when all other options run out. CARE prioritizes assistance for people with specific needs: women， one-off and/or time-bound assistance to meet urgent needs. 120， and anti-migrant sentiments are on the rise， coupled with the lack of livelihoods and coping mechanisms perpetuate risk， creating significant protection risks. Social services are overstretched， more than 600， particularly for women and girls. Language barriers and a lack of reliable information on and access to rights and assistance means that Syrian refugees face ever-present protection， but refugee issues are increasingly politicized，508 refugees received monthly， abuse， especially women， many refugees turn to early marriage， and people with disabilities. As the economic burden and length of displacement increase， have became more economically self-reliant through multiple CARE services that foster growing micro-enterprises including loans，522 refugees。

basic needs，000 refugees and members of the host community have received lifesaving assistance in the following ways: 239。

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