Our Impact
Every figure on this page is a person, a family, a community — the measurable reach of SEED's work across the Kurdistan Region of Iraq.
Delivering Transformational Services
SEED promotes the rights, protection, empowerment, and recovery of survivors of violence and others at risk through comprehensive care including case management, mental health and psychosocial support, legal services, cash assistance, and shelter services.
- People Received Case Management
- 5,118
- People Received Mental Health
- 1,526
- People Received Legal Services
- 1,993
- People Received Cash Assistance
- 2,202
- People Provided Emergency Shelter
- 444
- Survivors of Trafficking Supported
- 725
Empowering Communities
SEED supports the development of a healthy, resilient, and cohesive society through community-based initiatives designed to foster social and emotional well-being, prevent violence and discrimination, and promote social and economic empowerment.
- People Participated in Psychosocial Support Activities
- 11,445
- SEED Girls Graduates
- 849
- Skills for Life Graduates
- 142
- Thriving Together Graduates
- 100
- Healthy Families, Strong Communities Graduates
- 440
- Connected Safely Graduates
- 520
Increasing Local Capacity
SEED equips local actors to prevent and respond to violence by strengthening capacity through education, training, mentoring, and professional development.
- Trainings Conducted
- 85
- People Trained
- 2,249
- Kurdistan Regional Government Officials Trained
- 1,225
- NGO Staff Trained
- 622
- Journalists Trained
- 340
Strengthening Systems
SEED works to achieve sustainable institutional change and social development through advocacy, technical assistance, and awareness-raising to strengthen rights and protections for all.
- Advocacy and Technical Assistance Initiatives
- 70
- Changes Achieved in Law, Regulation, Policy, or Practice
- 47
- People Reached through Online Awareness Campaigns
- 111,342,738
The Organization Behind the Numbers
- Years of Impact
- 12
- Programs Delivered
- 31
- Service Delivery Locations
- 8
- Donors & Supporters
- 56
- Staff Currently Employed
- 116
- Women Staff
- 64%
- National Staff
- 65%