Özet:

Thousands of Syrian citizens have migrated to Turkey due to internal conflicts in Syria and continue to move toward the border due to the intensity of the continuing conflicts. This study tries to analyze what services the Syrian migration and civil society organizations, which can be regarded as a form of social disaster, especially in the early stages of migration, offer to the Syrian disaster in Shanlıurfa, and what kind of services the disaster needs with time. The STOs, like in the Syrian immigration process, are a major component of the catastrophic times, especially in the meeting of basic needs. With half a million Syrian disasters concentrated in Sanliurfa, disasters in many matters such as the satisfaction of basic needs, housing, economy, politics, psychological trauma, health, education, exclusion, law and cultural harmony have encountered and continue to encounter various issues in different dimensions. The disasters need different forms of service in the short, medium and long term, depending on the type of disasters they are exposed. The study examines how local, national and international OECDs support Syrian disasters and which issues are weak. As a result of the talks and observations with 20 ISO employees who have established close contacts with Syrian migrants, it has been found that ISOs have made significant contributions to issues such as the satisfaction of the basic needs of Syrian disasters. However, the lack of corporate identity, the extension of conflicts, the uncertainty about returns, and the lack of coordination between the STOs, in particular, have shown that the STOs have remained partially insufficient in the long-term work on Syrian disasters.

Özet:

Due to the internal conflict in Syria, thousands of Syrians have immigrated to Turkey. These population movements, according to the process of the conflict continue to be directed towards the border of Turkey. The forced mass migration caused by war can be considered as a form of social disaster and Syrian migration can be evaluated in this context. The main purpose of this study is to discuss what kind of services the non-governmental organizations (NGOs) offer to Syrian migrants and the long-term needs of individuals. As in the Syrian migration process, NGOs during disasters are an important part of the particular concerning the basic services provided. Turkey’s Sanliurfa province where nearly half a million Syrian citizens residents, disaster survivors have faced and continue to face various problems in various aspects such as meeting basic needs, housing, economy, politics, psychological trauma, health, education, exclusion, law, and cultural harmony. In times of disaster, those who are exposed to disaster need different types of services depending on the form of disaster. This study examines what local, national and international NGOs provide support to disaster survivors and in which services they are inadequate. As a result of interviews and observations with 20 NGO workers who have close contact with the Syrian migrants, it has been found that NGOs make important contributions to the provision of basic needs to Syrian victims of forced migration. However, it was found that the work of NGOs inadequate in long-term employees because of the lack of institutionalization identity of local NGOs, prolongation of conflicts, uncertainties about returns, and lack of coordination between NGOs.

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