Our Projects
Through the Projects We Have Implemented, We Stand by Children and the Entire Community
TOGETHER, WE GROW STRONGER
We turn ideas into lasting impact in the field!
As the Pikolo Association, we carry out projects in the areas of protection, education, psychosocial support, and the fight against child labor; we work to help individuals achieve a safe, supportive, and hopeful future.
Community-Based Approach
We work with local communities to develop sustainable solutions.
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OUR PROJECTS
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With the support of our volunteers, we’re able to reach more children, families, and communities. You, too, can be part of this change by contributing your time, knowledge, and support.
The Pikolo Association is a non-governmental organization founded by educators in 2014 that supports disadvantaged individuals—particularly children, women, and youth—in gaining access to decent living conditions. It carries out projects in the areas of education, child protection, psychosocial support, and community empowerment across various regions of Turkey.
Our Projects
- Project to Provide Emergency Child Protection and MHPSS Support to Families Affected by the Earthquake in Southern Turkey
- Project to Distribute Hygiene and Basic Necessities to Populations Affected by the Earthquake
- Project to Enhance and Strengthen the Psychological Well-Being of Individuals in Disaster- and Crisis-Affected Areas
- Project to Strengthen Community Resilience Through Psychosocial Support for Populations Affected by Earthquakes in Turkey
- Project to Eliminate the Worst Forms of Child Labor in the Hazelnut Harvest in Seasonal Agriculture
- Safe Steps-1: Project to Reduce and Prevent Child Labor in Earthquake-Affected Regions of Turkey
- Safe Steps-2: A Project to Promote an Integrated and Holistic Approach to the Protection Needs of Vulnerable Individuals in Turkey
- Comprehensive Model Project to End the Worst Forms of Child Labor in Seasonal Hazelnut Farming in Turkey
- Project to Prevent Child Labor in Seasonal Agriculture
- The Harvesting the Future Project
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